Original U.S. Market Engraved "British Bull-dog" Revolver with Marine Ivory Grips by J.P. Clabrough & Bro's - circa 1880 Japanese Flare Guns Presumably brought home as a

Presumably brought home as a souvenir by an American doughboy and put away long ago and forgotten about

stained and dry from age

as in 1938 they were removed from EM/NCO collar insignia to save time

it was satisfied

After the war these helmets would be adopted by the Civil Defense and Fire Brigade units

Original U.S. Market Engraved "British Bull-dog" Revolver with Marine Ivory Grips by J.P. Clabrough & Bro's - circa 1880 Japanese Flare Guns Presumably brought home as aOriginal Item: Only one Available. Guns like these take us straight back to "Jack the Ripper" and "Sherlock Holmes": the closing years of Queen Victoria's reign, with London's fogged in streets rewound in time to the Policing of a bygone age. However, England was not the only area with a bad reputation, and there were some cities of the United States that had reputations just as bad. There was even one area of San Francisco that was known as "The