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MERWIN HULBERT & CO.

Location: New York, New York
Merwin Hulbert & Co., New York City, founder Joseph Merwin, had previously been involved in Merwin & Bray. Merwin Hulbert & Co. or its principals were also involved in Phoenix Rifle, Evans Rifle Company, American Cartridge Company and Hopkins & Allen of Norwich, CT. Most Merwin Hulbert revolvers will be marked with Hopkins & Allen name, in addition to Merwin Hulbert. They were made for a fairly brief period, with most production apparently taking place during 1870s & early 1880s.&break;&break;There has been some confusion over a classification system for MH revolvers. System adopted here is based on distinctions listed in Art Phelps' book, The Story of Merwin Hulbert & Co. Firearms. We believe this is the first time Phelps system has been adapted to a list format.

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LARGE-FRAME MERWIN HULBERT SIXGUNSSMALL-FRAME MERWIN HULBERT POCKET REVOLVERS

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First Model Frontier Army, .44 Open Top
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Second Model Frontier Army, .44 Open Top
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Second Model Pocket Army, .44 Open Top
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Third Model Frontier Army, Single-Action, .44 Topstrap
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Third Model Frontier Army, Double-Action, .44 Topstrap
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Third Model Pocket Army, Single-Action, .44 Topstrap
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Third Model Pocket Army, Double-Action, .44 Topstrap
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Fourth Model Frontier Army, Single-Action, .44 Topstrap
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Fourth Model Frontier Army, Double-Action, .44 Topstrap
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First Pocket Model Single-Action
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Second Pocket Model Single-Action
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Third Pocket Model Single-Action Spur-Trigger
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Third Pocket Model Single-Action w/Trigger Guard
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Double-Action Pocket Model, Small Frame
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Double-Action Pocket Model, Medium Frame
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Tip-Up .22 Spur-Trigger
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