This interesting prototype revolving rifle cocks and rotates by operating the short ring lever. It is "in-the-white" and incomplete. The barrel is rifled and has not had sights nor a forearm installed. The seven shot cylinder is shaped like bottleneck cartridges. The frame appears to have been designed to have a cover over the hammer and a loading gate or other piece on the right side. For a prototype, the wood is rather high grade and has some nice figure. Provenance: The Mark Aziz Collection; Property of a Gentleman

Very good with a mix of silver gray and brown patina, some patches of light pitting, scratches, and general mild wear on the "in the white" metal surfaces. The highly figured buttstock is fine with minimal wear. Mechanically functions fine although the cylinder does not lock up.