Birmingham 1813-1855 proofs, a "3/LION" proof, and "LONDON" marked on the barrel. Lock plate marked "T.W. COFER & Co./PORTSMOUTH, VA", Lock plate marking belongs to Thomas W. Cofer (1828-1885) of Portsmouth, Virginia, he was more well known as a gunsmith who manufactured a small number of revolvers similar to the Whitney Navy revolvers for the Confederacy during the Civil War. Ramrod absent.

Fair overall with brown patina, scattered oxidation, and pitting. Stock has cracks, chips and dings, also has a duffel like cut midway up. Mechanically needs work, does not hold cock.

Birmingham 1813-1855 proofs and "LONDON" marked on the barrel. "KETLAND/& Co." marked lock.

Fair overall with brown patina and pitting. Stock is dinged, cracked, and chipped. Mechanically functions.