This interesting turret revolver uses a 10-round turret to hold the ammunition and a door for removing the turret for reloading. It was manufactured around the 1860s by J.F. Gouery Canat & Cie of Paris. The left side of the barrel rib has the "SYSTEME A NOEL/BTE SGDG" marking, and the right side has "J.I. GOUERY CANAT & CIE/PARIS." "160" is on the inside of the door, the side of the turret, and on the butt. The frame under the turret on the inside is marked with an "R." There is a tall spire style front sight and a integral notch rear sight. The metal has scroll engraving, and the grips have stripes and floral patterns.

Good with mostly gray patina, mild pitting, partially worn markings, and mostly crisp engraving. The grips are also good and have mild wear, distinct designs, and some small dents. Mechanically fine.