Manufactured by Iver, Bye & Co. and Iver Johnson c. 1870s-1887. This example has an unmarked barrel chambered in the obsolete .32 rimfire cartridge.

Very good with original finish, flaking, minor pitting, and general mild wear. Mechanically fine.

Manufactured c. early 1860s.

Good with gray patina, minor oxidation, and mild wear. Mechanically fine.

Appears to be a variation of the Allen & Wheelock pistol manufactured c. early 1860s but only marked with "PATENTED" on the left side of the barrel and the serial number.

Good with traces of original finish, gray patina, mild oxidation, repaired hammer, and general mild wear, including some edge wear on the grips. Mechanically fine.