Original U.S. Merwin & Hulbert D.A. 1876 Frontier Army 3rd Model Revolver in .44-40 with 5" Barrel - Serial 19381 British Artwork & Posters Fort William Henry Harrison in

Fort William Henry Harrison in Helena

The Wound Badge in silver was made (before 1942) from silver-plated brass

so the Gas Rattles were instead used to warn people to get to shelters before air raids commenced

Leather Lieutenant bars on each epaulet and evidence of the hand-burned branded leather name tag which has been removed but the lasting impression read V

but the history is a bit different than most

Original U.S. Merwin & Hulbert D.A. 1876 Frontier Army 3rd Model Revolver in .44-40 with 5" Barrel - Serial 19381 British Artwork & Posters Fort William Henry Harrison inOriginal Item: Only One Available. To some this is one of the most beautiful Revolvers ever made. Wonderful design, great workmanship and so easy on the eye. Merwin, Hulbert, & Co. or Merwin & Hulbert was an American firearms designer and marketer based in New York City which produced revolvers and rifles from 1874 through 1916. The firearms were manufactured by a subsidiary company, Hopkins & Allen of Norwich, Connecticut. Mervin & Hulbert started