This is a scarce and excellent example of a large trigger guard variant Colt Model 1849 Pocket revolver that was manufactured in 1862. The revolver has the scarce six-shot cylinder roll-engraved with the Stagecoach Holdup scene. The barrel and cylinder have the Colt commercial blue finish and the loading lever, frame and hammer are color casehardened. The brass trigger guard and back strap have a silver-plated finish. The one-piece walnut grip has a high polish piano finish. Standard markings on the barrel and frame. The full serial number is located on the bottom of the frame, trigger guard, back strap and cylinder. The partial serial number "2056" is stamped on the loading lever. All of the visible serial numbers match. The revolver is accompanied by a factory case and a full set of Colt accessories. The American style mahogany case has five compartments and is lined with crimson velvet. The case contains: (1) 250 count tin of Ely percussion caps with green paper label and blue paper wrapping, (2) blued, double cavity, bullet mold for round balls and conical bullets with "COLT'S PATENT" stamped in two lines on the sprue cutter and "31PKT" on the side of the right block, (3) pocket pistol powder flask embossed with the eagle and shield motif and "COLTS/PATENT" on one side, (4) L-shaped, combination screw-driver and nipple wrench, (5) sealed packet of six Hazard's Combustible Envelope cartridges for "Col. Colt's Patent Revolving Pocket Pistol", (6) key, and (7) assortment of cast .31 caliber balls and conical bullets.