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makers B
Baker transitional with bayonet + belt hook
cased open-top BENTLEY revolver, marked on right side of frame
LONDON PATENT No. 36331
no other markings, cal. .44 percussion, octagonal 5" barrel with fixed sight,
single- and double action, at least 50% bright blue remaining with few spots
peeling and the butt straps minor pitting, crisp checkered grip, fine condition.
The revolver is in a green baize case with unmarked bullet mold, adjustable
powder flask, nipple and screw driver, oil can, 3 tins, ramrod. The case is in fine condition.
Fine set $3,500.
BFC Bridgeport Firearms Company P66
the only cut-away made and unfortunately the pistol never went into
production. The Berlin born immigrant Rolf . E. Dieckmann, then
living in Connecticut, patented Nov. 1st 1965 this semi-automatic
pistol. An interesting design featured in Gun World March 1966; Guns Oct. 1976;
Guns Illustrated 1977; American Handgunner Sep. 1978 and Deutsches Waffen
Journal DWJ. Included are copies of the U.S. Commissioner of Patents.
part of my collection, not for sale
makers C
Midlothian, Texas 76065
Baker 1852 style cased set
Belgian gambler's set
Bentley Adams
Cashmore, London, Bentley
Birmingham 1800 pair
Bittner repeating pistol
Brun repeating pistol
Butterfield Army revolver