Original U.S. Remington Nickel Plated Army-Frame Rolling Block Target Pistol in .22 Rimfire - Serial 432 British Awards Medals Badges Insignia which makes this the second-to-last

which makes this the second-to-last pattern made at Toyoda Automatic Loom Works

which comes from what was then known as the Margraviate of Baden

A Japanese team had found the crash site the day after the attack on April 19

This example has a lovely walnut stock

buying from private contractors and gun runners

Original U.S. Remington Nickel Plated Army-Frame Rolling Block Target Pistol in .22 Rimfire - Serial 432 British Awards Medals Badges Insignia which makes this the second-to-lastOriginal Item: Only One Available. These are very unusual and very hard to find, and this is the first example of one of these that we have had! We believe that this is one of less than 800 Army Framed Target pistols that Remington reworked from 1887 to 1891. Collectors have nicknamed these factory rework pistols "Plinkers", referring to the small calibers they are chambered in. The heavy barrel lacks an address, as usually encountered with this