Original Late Victorian British .28 Rimfire Single Shot Tip Up Parlor Pistol - circa 1890 Spanish Flags The RM-38 was a Soviet

The RM-38 was a Soviet 50 mm light infantry mortar

The crown of this leather helmet displays a vented enlisted removable ball top mounted on an enlisted baseplate

LONDON is marked on the top of the barrel

and in 1927 it launched it's roadside assistance program

1944 George reports reports "All Well and Safe Please Dont worry Love George"

Original Late Victorian British .28 Rimfire Single Shot Tip Up Parlor Pistol - circa 1890 Spanish Flags The RM-38 was a SovietOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a lovely late Victorian era British "Parlor" Pistol, designed to use a . 28 rimfire cartridge of some sort. At the time, as strange as it might seem today, indoor shooting at home or in a shooting parlor was relatively common. Special small caliber low propellant load rifles and pistols were designed, and this is one such example, which looks to be very well made. The pistol measures 12 1 2 inches in