All four boxes are of orange paper construction, with a lid label for 50 rounds of "CENTRAL FIRE WATER PROOF/National Revolver/Cartridges", and all but the first also marked "D. WILLIAMSON'S PATENT, ISSUED JANUARY 5th, 1864"; the respected area of #1 is covered by another label. 1) Empty box, marked with a black label for the #32 metallic cartridge, and bearing the merchant label of A.G. Genez of #9 Chambers Street, New York. Traces of a broken green seal are present. 2) Partial box with a green label for the #2 round teat cartridge, with a partial orange seal. Approximately 38 flat-teat rounds inside. 3) Partial box, black labeled for the #1 flat teat cartridge, and an orange seal. Approximately 49 flat-teat rounds inside. 4) Plastic sealed box, labeled as box #3. Contents unknown.

1) Very good, with wear and staining. 2) Fair, with broken lid corners and cellophane tape repairs. 3) Good, with tearing of the bottom along with edge wear and scuffs. 4) Very good, with mild wear and tear.