This pistol has been converted to percussion and features a cannon muzzle, tapered screw on barrel marked with two number "1" at the breech end where it joins the frame. The frame has a simple engraving pattern, as does the tang. The bottom of the frame is engraved "NICKSON" and there are three recessed proofmarks, oval "crown / I(?)", "SB" in a square and oval "crown / V". The hammer has simple scroll engraving on the side and a fish head on top. The side of the bolster is engraved with a skull head. Iron trigger guard. The stock has floral carving directly behind the tang, wire inlay behind the hammer, decorative silver left side plate with wire inlay border, silver thumb plate and grotesque face buttcap.

Very good plus. The metal has a smooth mottled brown patina. There are a few minor dings on the barrel. There is some minor pitting in the area of and on the bolster. The silver has an aged patina. The grip is good with a few minor dings and dents, the wire inlay remains intact and overall has a pleasant hand rubbed finish. The action is fine.

As described in A, but marked "2" on the barrel.

Very good plus. The metal has a smooth mottled brown patina. There are a few minor dings on the barrel, mainly ahead of and opposite of the bolster. There is a small area of minor pitting in the area of the bolster. The silver has an aged patina. The grip is good with a few minor dings and dents, the wire inlay remains intact and overall has a pleasant hand rubbed finish. The action is fine.