Pocket revolver manufactured by the American Standard Tool Co., of Newark, New Jersey, between 1868 and 1873. The revolver is a close copy of the S&W First Model, 1st issue .22 revolver and is nearly identical to the .22 caliber revolvers manufactured by the Manhattan Firearms Co. The revolver has a ribbed octagon barrel, six-shot cylinder, spur trigger, and two-piece walnut grips. The sides of the frame and barrel lug are factory engraved with open scroll work on a punch-dot background. Open flourishes are engraved on the sides of the barrel, top strap, back strap, and butt. The cylinder is roll-stamped with a robber scene. The walnut grips have a high gloss varnish finish. The top of the barrel rib is roll-stamped: "AMERICAN STANDARD TOOL CO. NEWARK N-J" in a single line. The serial number is stamped on the bottom of the barrel. The engraving is tasteful and well-executed.

Excellent. The revolver retains 90% of the original nickel-plated finish. Nearly all of the nickel-plating is present on the barrel, frame and grip straps. The engraving is deep and crisp. The nickel-plating has flaked on the cylinder and the roll-engraved scene is hard to discern. The grips are very good and retain 90% of the original varnish. Mechanically fine. This is an excellent example of a very rare deluxe, engraved, American Standard Tool Co., pocket pistol.