Original U.S. Hammond "Bulldog" .44 Rimfire Pocket Pistol by Connecticut Arms & Mfg. Co. circa 1870 - Serial 1476 British Lancer New York and disbanded on

New York and disbanded on 15 November 1783

During battle

which was presented to him personally by King George V on July 24th 1919

a copy of an oil portrait of the Artist and a photograph of a Bronze Bas Relief of him

The first time it served him was when Nicholas and a group of soldiers were going through an area where they believed there were no Germans

Original U.S. Hammond "Bulldog" .44 Rimfire Pocket Pistol by Connecticut Arms & Mfg. Co. circa 1870 - Serial 1476 British Lancer New York and disbanded onOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an American classic in . 44 Rimfire, the cartridge used in the early HENRY Lever Action Rifles! What a punch these must have had! The story goes that Doc Holiday's part time girlfriend, Big Nose Kate, once drilled some gambler a new belly button with one of these powerful pistols. Using Hammond's "Bulldog" patent, these were made by the Connecticut Arms and Manufacturing Company. Records show production was