This is one of around 10,000 revolvers of this type built using a mix of converted on-hand parts from the Model 1849 Pocket, 1862 Police, and Pocket Navy revolvers along with newly manufactured components starting around 1873. These handy revolvers were still being shipped by the factory in the 1880s. It has the standard markings and features, including matching serial numbers with the exception of the wedge which is numbered "14101."

Excellent with 95% original nickel plating remaining and showing some minor loss on the grip straps and small patches of spotting on the cylinder, strong original niter blue on the screws and trigger, 85% vibrant original case colors on the sides of the hammer, a few light scratches and marks, and generally minimal overall handling wear. The grip is also excellent and has glossy varnish, a couple of small dings, and slight handling wear. Mechanically excellent.