This revolver has a concealed hammer, folding trigger, round blade front, fixed notch rear sights and ebony grips with crosshatch patterns. The left side of the frame has a safety switch and an obscured marking.

Very fine. The barrel and cylinder retain 75% plus of the blue finish and nearly all of the case color remain on the frame. The grips are fine with some scrapes and handling wear. The action needs work. The purse is well worn and has some tears.

This "Watch Fob" derringer has faint Frank Wesson markings on the barrels and the serial number marked on the left side of the frame. It features small bead sights, a ring hammer, flat rosewood grips and spur trigger. It comes with a coin purse holster. Under 3,000 of these pistols were manufactured between 1868 and 1880.

Fair. The iron components have a dark gray patina with some light pitting while the frame has an aged patina with some light marks. The period replaced grips are fair with minor handling and storage marks. The action is fine. As noted above, some of the markings are obscured/faded. The purse is well worn with some tears.