Odd Revolver Advertising and toy guns from the 19th & 20th century

 

Beeman P1 : Awesome Airgun!

 

The first "38's"

This is the first "38" that I ever bought.

It's a .38 caliber rimfire single action revolver that was made around 1880.

It is marked with the tradename & model number: "Robin Hood No.4", as well, also engraved on the side of the barrel is the date of a Patent owned by F.Hood, who was the owner of Hood Firearms Co. In Norwich, Connecticut during the 1870's-80's.

I have read about how Hood made the .22 caliber & .32 caliber revolvers, but this model was made under license by Whitney Manufacturing company.

19th Century Advertising: Pistols, Revolvers & Ammunition

 

J.M.Browning & Bro.

 

Improvised Firearms

Firearms Advertising was Fine Art!

More Firearms Curiosities...from the CIA's "Deer Gun" to Improvised Firearms

 

Professor Para bellum's "Sheet Metal Derringers"

 

Early "Firearms"

 

Firearm Curious: from the WW2 Liberator pistol to bizarre guns allegedly used by Assassins

 

CO2 Air Pistols from my collection 👍

 

My customized .22 caliber  Crosman model 2240

My 4.5mm BB  Gletcher TT-NBB with Soviet Army  surplus Tokarev TT-33 holster.

My .43 caliber Walther T4E PPQ M2 

My 6mm Kel-Tec PMR-30