Produced circa 1855 by Alexander Hall of New York. An unknown quantity of these rifles were made with no makers marks present on this example. Bead and notch sight, with a concealed in-line hammer, large trigger guard, manual cylinder catch, and a brass frame with border engraving and decorative scrollwork. Equipped with a large fifteen-chamber iron cylinder. Smooth straight grip stock with silver decorative panels cut in the shapes of a fish, deer, and hunter on the right side, fish and eagle on the left, brass disc numbered "432" on the underside and an engraved brass buttplate.