The revolver dates to 1856 near the end of production at Colt's London factory and features a cone front sight, "-ADDRESS COL. COLT LONDON-" on top of the barrel, London proof and view marks ahead of the wedge on the left and repeated between the chambers on the cylinder, "COLTS/PATENT" on the left side of the frame, "V" and "M" on the left side of the trigger guard, and matching serial numbers found on the wedge, arbor, cylinder, loading lever, barrel, frame, trigger guard, and back strap. The green baize lined oak case has a Colt directions label inside the lid with "Colts Address 14 Pall Mall W/London" handwritten in black ink on the left edge and contains a "J. BARLOW/PATENT" powder flask, two Eley Bros. cap tins, extra nipples, an extra mainspring, blued ball/bullet mold, cleaning rod, and L-shaped combination tool. Documents relating to the sale of the cased set back in 1965 are also included. Provenance: The George F. Kubal Collection; The Emil Baronak Collection; Property of a Gentleman

Fine with 30% original blue remaining on the barrel, patches of original blue on the protected areas of the grip straps, 70% original case colors, smooth gray and brown patina on the balance, generally minor wear overall, and a distinct cylinder scene. The grip is very fine and retains the majority of the original varnish and has a small chip at the toe on the right and a few scrapes. Mechanically fine. The case and accessories are very good with mild age and storage related wear, including a dent on the flask and crack in the case lid.