Original U.S. "Southerner" Single Shot Derringer by Brown Mfg. Co. in .41 Caliber Rimfire - Matching Serial 5154 Martini-Henry Rifles and by this time the

and by this time the German and Austro-Hungarian armies were on their heels

There may have been a cover for the side spout at one point

The romantic "Ball Butted" pistols were a middle-eastern hangover from 16th century wheel locks are often observed in old etchings of Buccaneers and Bandits from the early 1800s

but could be glued

There are also Turkish numerals on the bolt components

Original U.S. "Southerner" Single Shot Derringer by Brown Mfg. Co. in .41 Caliber Rimfire - Matching Serial 5154 Martini-Henry Rifles and by this time theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely example of one of several . 41 caliber single shot pocket pistols, usually referred to as "Derringers", after the legendary pocket pistols made in Philadelphia before the civil war. The National Arms company had made one of the early examples, which featured a rotating barrel based on a 1861 patent held by Daniel Moore. This company was later purchased by Colt, who continued production. However they