Mid-19th century copy of Henry Deringer's famous pocket pistols. It is marked "TUFTS/& COLLEY" on the lock and "DERINGER/PATTN" on the barrel.

Good with gray and brown patina on the iron, vice marks on the barrel, light spotting, and an aged patina on the German silver. The stock is fine and has crisp checkering and moderate handling and storage wear. The lock is mechanically fine, and the markings are clear.

Manufactured by Richard P. Bruff in New York City in the early 1860s and marked "R. P. Bruff/N.Y." and "CAST STEEL" on the barrel. It also has "DEERRINGER" markings on the lock and breech.

Very good with brown patina and finish on the barrel, gray patina and patches of case colors on the lock, and light aged patina on the German silver. There are some dings and scratches throughout as well as small spots of light pitting. The stock is very good and has mostly crisp checkering and small marks. The lock functions fine. The "R. P. BRUFF/N.Y." marking are very crisp compared to the "DEERRINGER" markings.