Original U.S. Allen & Thurber Boxlock Percussion Pistol with Rare Detachable Shoulder Stock - c.1840 Military Art it is a finger from

it is a finger from the outside of the hand

These display guns are reconstructed using original BATF approved de-milled receiver parts

It was mass manufactured during World War I by two reconverted civilian plants: "Gladiator" and "Sidarme"

As the other Rangers moved toward their objectives

(London) dated 1929

Original U.S. Allen & Thurber Boxlock Percussion Pistol with Rare Detachable Shoulder Stock - c.1840 Military Art it is a finger fromOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is more unusual and we have never owned one of these before. On its own it is a typical single shot over sized percussion box lock pocket pistol and has a 7" barrel with an overall length of 11", rather too big to be referred to as a "pocket" pistol. Allen & Thurber produced many small self protection pocket pistols of this style in the 1840's and this example is truly notable because of it's larger size. The