Colt M-1911, “Beach Jumper”
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania passed “An Act to provide arms for the use of the Commonwealth” on March 28, 1797. These arms were to be of the “fashion and pattern of the French Charleville
Colt M-1908, “Gangsta” Gun
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania passed “An Act to provide arms for the use of the Commonwealth” on March 28, 1797. These arms were to be of the “fashion and pattern of the French Charleville
French M. 1746/63 Musket
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania passed “An Act to provide arms for the use of the Commonwealth” on March 28, 1797. These arms were to be of the “fashion and pattern of the French Charleville
French M. 1766 Musket
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania passed “An Act to provide arms for the use of the Commonwealth” on March 28, 1797. These arms were to be of the “fashion and pattern of the French Charleville
Charleville Pattern Musket, Rev. War
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania passed “An Act to provide arms for the use of the Commonwealth” on March 28, 1797. These arms were to be of the “fashion and pattern of the French Charleville
Springfield M1911, Captain Edward Van Winkle
I am fortunate to be the caretaker of history in the form of this Springfield M-1911 pistol serial number 115539, Compass, Photos and records of Capt. Edward Van Winkle Accompanying the historical documents was a handwritten