Manufactured c. 1860s. "MERWIN & BRAY, NEW-YORK" marked on the left. This is a rare 2nd model variation with only 125-175 revolvers produced.

Very good as reblued with mostly minor wear and patches of oxidation/pitting. Mechanically fine.

Manufactured c. 1860s. The cylinder include an eagle with a banner reading "UNION FOR EVER" and two fighting cavalrymen. The scene is similar to those seen on some deluxe Remington and Moore Patent revolvers.

Good with traces of original finish, dark patina, distinct etching and engraving, absent front sight and ejector, and moderate wear. Mechanically fine.

One of approximately 600 manufactured c. 1852-1854.

Poor as refinished with heavy wear, cracked frame, undersized grip, and mechanical work needed.