Original U.S. Nickel Plated .22 Rimfire Nickel Plated Engraved X.C.D. Revolver with Rosewood Grips - Matching Serial 1029 French Gun Magazines designated by France as "Fusil

designated by France as "Fusil Remington modèle 1914"

The markings have been filled with white paint to make them more apparent

The butt stock has the correct crescent butt plate

possibly for manufacture in the 40th week of 1939

that’s because it is

Original U.S. Nickel Plated .22 Rimfire Nickel Plated Engraved X.C.D. Revolver with Rosewood Grips - Matching Serial 1029 French Gun Magazines designated by France as "FusilOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice ornately decorated . 22 Rimfire revolver, made in very much the style of the Hopkins & Allen Mfg. Co. of Norwich, Connecticut. It also shows some similarities to early . 22 Colt designs. The Rollin White patent on drilled through cylinders, which had allowed Smith & Wesson to dominate the cartridge revolver market early on, expired in 1872, resulting in a flood of "new" designs. In reality, many