Manufactured in 1876, this nearly identical pair of House Model revolvers are just four serial numbers apart and feature the New York style scroll engraving patterns seen on other House Model revolvers, with the only noticeable difference in the pattern between the two on top of the frames. The barrels have a small blade front sight at the muzzle and the two-line address flanked by Maltese crosses marked on top. The matching serial numbers are on the butt and bottom of the barrel. The "B" gun additionally has the partial matching serial number on the rear face of the cylinder ("62") and inside each grip panel in ink. The butts are also marked with "41 CAL". They are both fitted with a pair of smooth antique ivory grips. The "B" gun appears to have had a gold washed cylinder. An included factory letter request for the "A" gun is included which states that no information was available in the ledgers.

See "A".