Original U.S. Civil War Marston Brass Frame 3-Barreled .32RF Derringer Pistol - Serial 1891 Antique Smith & Wessons Compound fracture of femur

Compound fracture of femur

The second button is somewhat flattened

case deflector

That same year a very large COD

The M224 60mm mortar replaced the older (WWII era) M2 and M19

Original U.S. Civil War Marston Brass Frame 3-Barreled .32RF Derringer Pistol - Serial 1891 Antique Smith & Wessons Compound fracture of femurOriginal Item: Only One Available. William W. Marston was born in England in 1822. He was the son of Stanhope W. Marston, who was a gunmaker that immigrated to America sometime prior to the 1840s. Stanhope established himself as a gunmaker in New York and produced percussion pepperboxes, as well as single and double barrel pistols, some with swivel breeches. He worked from 1844 1866 and during that time received two US patents (#7,887 in 1851 and