Original U.S. Colt .45cal Single Action Army Revolver with 7 1/2" Barrel made in 1897 - Matching Serial 173479 Conflict William Randolph Hearst tried to

William Randolph Hearst tried to undermine support of President Roosevelt's Social Security plan and reelection by alleging that all citizens would have to wear a metal tag with their Social Security Number (SSN) on it and also have to fill out questionnaires asking personal information

During the night of December 15-16 the German army launched its last great offensive of World War II

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- Leuchte Scheine Gold'ne Sonne über dieses freie Land German Tinnie (Veranstaltungsabzeichen)

which is marked on the back with the OLC in a diamond trademark of Overhoff & Cie

Original U.S. Colt .45cal Single Action Army Revolver with 7 1/2" Barrel made in 1897 - Matching Serial 173479 Conflict William Randolph Hearst tried toOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is every School boy's dream! A real Cowboy six gun! This Colt SAA (Single Action Army) Revolver has a full length 7 1 2 inch barrel with lovely broken in original Colt hard rubber grips. The revolver's serial number is 173479, which dates production to 1897. It has the same serial number on the frame, trigger guard, and grip frame, making this a very desirable "MATCHING NUMBER" revolver, and it's a great one!