Bombs - Guns - Weapons
Photo shows (Reading from left to right) Top. Bar Pistol (Regnum or Reform type). A common continental weapon; although appearing clumsy it is very flat and easy to conceal which probably accounted for its popularity. Tranter Revolver. A very fine specimen of a typical British ravolter of the late 19th and early 20th. centurtes. (Centre) : Kolibri Automatic Pistol. Smallest pistol of which the Museum is awar. A curiosity rather than a weapon, but still capable of being lethal. Shown with a halfpenny for scale. Bottom: 12 Shot Continental Pinfire Revolver - an unusual variant of common type. 22 Luger? A Luger type action pistol in.22 calibre, unmarked and as yet unidentified
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