Sometimes referred to as the "Seven Shooter" this revolver was only manufactured from 1861 to 1863. Total quantity estimated at several thousand. Top of barrel is marked "D. MOORE PATENT SEPT. 18. 1860". Decorative broad scroll engraving on the silver plated frame, trigger guard, recoil shield, butt and backstrap. Serrated case colored hammer. Brass bead front sight and notched rear sight. Seven shot cylinder with removable ejector rod mounted under the barrel. Barrel and unfluted cylinder swing right for loading. Fitted with square butt, walnut, smooth grips. Comes with leather holster.

Very good with the barrel and cylinder having turned to a brown patina. The frame retains 40% of the original silver plating dark on some points the balance is a aged mellow brass patina. Grips are very good showing only minor handling wear. Mechanically fine. Leather holster is dry and showing scuffing and cracking of the surface, belt loop is torn and some stitching is no longer intact.