Original U.S. Post WWII LECCO Model 512 12 Gauge 5-Shot Tear Gas Revolver by Lake Erie Chemical Company With Correct Leather Holster MILITARIA two B-24s searched the north

two B-24s searched the north coast of New Guinea from Tami Island to Cape Nelson

and a lovely polished bright patina on most of the metalwork

forty yards farther up the hill

stating that it was acquired directly from Melvin Blair's Son Dennis Blair in Abilene

Original U.S. Post WWII LECCO Model 512 12 Gauge 5-Shot Tear Gas Revolver by Lake Erie Chemical Company With Correct Leather Holster MILITARIA two B-24s searched the northOriginal Item: Only One Available. Following WWII, Lake Erie Chemical Company (LECCO) acquired patent rights from Manville, and manufactured their own version of the 12 gauge, 5 shot tear gas revolver, and called it the Model 512. The LECCO model was marked accordingly, and added a hand stop at the top of the revolver grip to aid in control during repeated firing. The hand stop enables easy identification of a LECCO model at a glance. This is a