This 1862 Police conversion revolver has the 4 1/2" round barrel with the ejector rod assembly attached to the barrel lug, loading gate on the right side recoil shield and cone shaped striker attached to the hammer. The top of the barrel is marked with the two line address, the left side of the frame has the two July patent dates and the left trigger guard shoulder is marked "36 CAL". The rebated cylinder is roll engraved with the stagecoach holdup scene. All numbers match except for the un-numbered wedge. Fitted with smooth one piece grips. Includes a dark brown tooled leather holster.

Very good. The barrel and cylinder retain traces of the blue finish, mainly in protected areas, with the balance having a smooth gray patina. The hammer sides and protected areas of the frame show strong original case colors, some minor oxidation on the right side of the frame and the balance a smooth mottled gray patina. There are strong traces of original dark silver in protected areas of the trigger guard with a dark, untouched aged patina on the balance. The slightly undersized later production replacement grip is excellent with an attractive streaked caramel patina. The cylinder scene is fully visible, the markings remain clear and the action is excellent.