One of the more interesting arms of the Western era, the Apache serves as a pinfire revolver, brass knuckles, and a trench knife style fighting blade. Manufactured without sights, the frame and knuckle section are constructed from solid German silver, with a steel cylinder and small parts. The front right side of the frame is marked "L. DOLNE INVur" under the serial number, and both sides of the frame are nearly covered in a checkered and dotted pattern. Scrollwork and zig-zag lines are present on alternating chambers of the cylinder, and the top strap shows a floral design in a matte panel flanked by leaves. More floral patterns are present on the knuckle section, with a set of three bouquets on either side, and a total of seven flowers in individual matte panels on the contact surface/ backstrap. Equipped with a folding trigger, bobbed hammer, and a 2 1/4" kris-pattern knife blade.

Very fine. A mixed gray patina is showing on the blade, with 60-70% of the original blue finish on the cylinder, along with some light spotting and the start of a brown patina. The German silver parts are excellent, with a few light scuffs and hints of a darker patina. Mechanically fine.