This exceptional Remington Vest Pocket Pistol (a.k.a. "Saw Handle Deringer") was manufactured c. 1874. The pistol has a mahogany presentation case with a circular plate in the lid inscribed "LONDON SCOTTISH GOLF CLUB/WON BY/AUTUMN MEETING/1874". The case is lined with red felt and has five compartments which contain: (1) brass cleaning rod, (2) screw-driver with ebony handle, (3) pewter oil bottle with a "C&J.W/HAWKSLEY" cartouche on the base and (4) wooden cartridge block that contains 12, 41 rimfire cartridges. A London Armory/James Kerr & Co. trade label is attached to the inside of the case lid. The pistol has a high polish blue finish on the barrel and receiver with fiery niter blue hammer, breechblock trigger and screws. The pistol has "piano finished" highly figured two-piece rosewood grips. The half-round, half-octagon barrel has a brass pin front sight. The top flat is roll-stamped "REMINGTON'S ILION.N.Y./PATd OCT. 1. 1861 NOV. 15. 1861.". The serial number, "4673", is stamped on the underside of the barrel. The left barrel flat is engraved "JA s KERR & Co" in one line. The right flat is engraved "54, KING WILLIAM St. E.C.". London "Crown/GP" and "Crown/V" inspection and proofmarks are are stamped on the lower left barrel flat.