This pistol has a design similar to the Remington Number One Vest Pocket Pistol with the following differences: a longer barrel, a blade front sight, a larger trigger, frame is rounded at the rear and an ejector attached to the left side of the frame. There are no visible maker markings and is without a serial number. The pistol appears to have been originally left in the white. Notch frame rear sight and ivory grips. Included is a notarized letter stating that the pistol was from the William M. Locke collection.

Fine. The metal has a smooth gray patina with extremely limited minor pitting and some minor tool marks around the screw holes. The grips are very fine with a small hairline crack on the right panel and some very light scratches. The grips have a smooth pleasant yellow aged patina.