While the Model 1849 Pocket was the most popular of all of Colt's revolvers in the United States in the 19th century, this model was produced and sold in more limited numbers from Colt's London factory; only around 11,000 were manufactured in London compared to around 42,000 of the London Navy revolvers. The London Model 1849 Pockets are thus considerably rarer than the Hartford manufactured Pocket revolvers. This revolver was manufactured in 1855 and has a small cone front sight, "{ADDRESS COL: COLT/LONDON.}" on top of the barrel, London proofs, "COLTS/PATENT" on the left side of the frame, standard stagecoach scene on the five-shot cylinder, the rounded screws common on London Colts, and all matching serial numbers. The case has blue lining, an L-shaped combination tool, Colt's patent dual cavity bullet mold, cartridge pack, two Eley cap tins, bag shaped James Dixon & Sons flask, and some balls and bullets.