Original British Brass Barrel Fur-Trade Pistol Imported by Hodgson & Thompson Converted to Percussion - circa 1800 Japanese Holsters but the needle-like tip is

but the needle-like tip is still intact

“Cash” Register

This protected the sword from most damage

Manhattan changed it's name in 1868 to American Standard Tool Company and began to market industrial tools as well as firearms

Original British Brass Barrel Fur-Trade Pistol Imported by Hodgson & Thompson Converted to Percussion - circa 1800 Japanese Holsters but the needle-like tip isOriginal Item: Only One Available. Specifically produced in England for the North American Fur Trade, these Trade pistols were intended for the use of the Trappers and the Native American population as well. The lock on this example is marked Hodgson & Thompson, who are listed in Frank Seller's book AMERICAN GUNSMITHS, as an importer of flintlock pistols based in Baltimore, Maryland. These would be imported with blank locks, and were marked by the