Original U.S. Merwin & Hulbert 1876 Frontier 2nd Model .44-40 Revolver with Bird's Head Grip - Assembly No. 2880 Brunswick Guns The first UDTs to use

The first UDTs to use that designation were formed in the Pacific Theater

We also offer replicated Japanese WW2 markings

Listed on the auction tag as "Pair of Ethnographic Spears"

This example is maker marked [ERM]A-ERFURT on the left side of the frame

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Original U.S. Merwin & Hulbert 1876 Frontier 2nd Model .44-40 Revolver with Bird's Head Grip - Assembly No. 2880 Brunswick Guns The first UDTs to useOriginal Item: Only One Available. To some this is one of the most beautiful Revolvers ever made. Wonderful design, great workmanship and so easy on the eye. Mervin & Hulbert started business in 1876 with this Open Frame cartridge revolver that took the . 44 Merwin & Hulbert cartridge. It still retains it original long 7 inch barrel and integral sight, which were often shortened for "gunfighter" use. It also features the very rare and desirable "birds