A .45 calibre Colt revolver belonging to legendary outlaw and silent movie actor Al J Jennings (1863-1961) is expected to make up to $30,000 at Smith & Co in Oklahoma on June 5.
Jennings, an attorney turned train robber, was initially sentenced to life in prison for his crimes in 1899 but was freed in 1902 and received a presidential pardon from Theodore Roosevelt.
 Al J Jennings was an outlaw turned movie star |
In the early 1900s, he starred in a number of westerns, later moving to California where he worked as a producer.
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