This Remington type III derringer was produced between 1912 and 1935 and is marked "REMINGTON ARMS - - U.M.C.CO.ILION,N.Y." on the top strap and features upward pivoting barrels chambered in .41RF, a lock bar on the right side to release the barrels and extractors. The firing pin will raise and lower automatically to fire each respective barrel. The gun has a blue finish with a hard rubber bird's-head grips. The bottom side of the lower barrel is marked with the serial number.

Excellent. The barrels retain approximately 90% plus original blue finish with several areas aged to a brown patina especially on the upper chamber right side and on the lower barrel right side which becomes visible once the barrels are pivoted upward. The finish is thinning over the top strap while the frame itself holds about 95% of the original blue finish with some minor scattered wear and pitting on the backstrap on the edges. The hard rubber grips are in excellent condition with the checkering remaining clear and crisp. Mechanically excellent.