This is an excellent example of a Colt Model 1855 7th Model Sidehammer Pocket revolver that was manufactured in 1867. This model is found in the serial number range of 11,075 to 14,000 with a total production of approximately 2,925. The Model 7 has a round loading lever with a Navy type latch and catch. The top of the barrel is roll-stamped "ADDRESS COL. COLT/NEW-YORK U.S.A." near the breech. The cylinder is roll-engraved with the Stagecoach Holdup scene and "COLT'S PATENT". The matching serial number, "11336" is marked on the underside of the barrel, the cylinder and on the butt. The revolver has a high polish blue finish on the barrel, frame and five-shot cylinder, the loading lever, hammer and cylinder pin are casehardened and it is fitted with a smooth one-piece varnished walnut grip. The revolver comes in a mahogany American style case with purple velvet lining and five compartments. In the case is a blue iron double cavity bullet mold with "31PKT" stamped on the right block and "COLT'S/PATENT" stamped on the iron sprue cutter, a Pocket Model powder flask with detailed embossed eagle and crossed revolvers on both sides of the body, a gold plated brass top with fixed charger and niter blue spring, a blue L-shaped nipple wrench/screwdriver and a sealed tin of 100 Winchester/Goldmarks percussion caps.