Smith & Wesson No. 1 1/2th Issue Revolver, Nickel And Gold, United States Between 1868 And 1875

REVOLVER SMITH & WESSON N°1 1/2§ème issue, nickel-plated and gold
United States between 1868 and 1875
Steel, wood.
Total length: 20 cm - Barrel length: 3 1/2 inches - Cal: 32RF

Round barrel, rifled bore, tilting upwards; top band marked SMITH & WESSON SPRINGFIELD MASS PAT APR 3.55 JULY 5.59 & NOV 21.65. Half-moon front sight.
Cancelled five-chamber cylinder, marked 1 & L. Gold finish. Single-action operation.
Closed frame, nickel-plated finish.
Gold-plated spur trigger.
Gold-finish hammer, bolt ears and spring.
Rosewood stock plates.
This model has been finished in nickel and varnish, with remnants of gilding.
It bears the number 88869; with the first name ANIA engraved on the right-hand side.

Good condition overall, including mechanics. Some pitting inside the barrel (not serious)

Réf. : 5524

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This collector's weapon is, according to article L311-2 of the French Code de la sécurité intérieure, classified as a category D collector's weapon. It is free to acquire and hold. We remind you that their sale is forbidden to minors.