Standard markings, with floral scroll engraving on the frame and backstrap.

Good, with a smooth plum brown patina overall, gray on the frame and some high edge wear. Good grips, with over half of the original finish. Mechanically good.

The barrels are marked "ALLEN & WHEELOCK". Double hammers and single trigger, silver bead sight. Manufactured in the 1850's.

Fair. The pistol shows an overall brown patina with moderate pitting around the nipples. The grips show about 50% original finish. Mechanically good.

Made from the late 1840's to the Civil War. Marked "ALLEN THURBER." , "WORCESTER", and "CAST STEEL" on the barrel. Silver cone front and "V" notch rear sights.

Partially refinished, showing a silver gray with light speckling and pitting. Moderate handling marks on the barrel. Grips are revarnished. Action is fine.