Original U.S. Antique Nickel-plated THE PROTECTOR Chicago Palm Pistol by Chicago Firearms Co. - Serial 6151 Japanese Uniforms if not outright hostile[citation needed])

if not outright hostile[citation needed])

Measuring only 17" in overall length with a huge ball that is over 5" across and made from a single piece of wood

Yet there was a prevalent understanding for some that night games had been banned

Pads are a bit stiff and are still firmly held in place

Original U.S. Antique Nickel-plated THE PROTECTOR Chicago Palm Pistol by Chicago Firearms Co. - Serial 6151 Japanese Uniforms if not outright hostile[citation needed])Original Item: Only One Available. This little pistol is in just lovely condition, having come from a Collection amassed in the 1950's and 1960's and then remained in storage ever since. This is a fine example of the legendary THE PROTECTOR model CHICAGO PALM PISTOL in 32 Rimfire. First invented by The Frenchman JACQUES TURBAUX of Paris in 1882 the Patent was purchased by PETER FINNEGAN of Austin, Illinois in 1892 who immediately formed the CHICAGO