Original U.S. Market Engraved "British Bull-dog" Revolver with Marine Ivory Grips by J.P. Clabrough & Bro's - circa 1880 MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets This type fits into a

This type fits into a dovetail over the ejection port

The end papers of the album are of special interest

The hole in the fuchi where the lock would be has been plugged

It has the correct MODEL 1893 marking on the receiver tang

pattern was first introduced in 1771 with a revolutionary 39" barrel

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