THE FIRST NO. 41259, CIRCA 1867, THE SECOND NO. 686, LATE 19TH CENTURY
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A .32 Rim-Fire Smith & Wesson Model No. 2 Old Model Revolver (A.K.A. Model No. 2 Army), And A .41 Rim-Fire Remington Type II Double Deringer
The first No. 41259, circa 1867, the second No. 686, late 19th Century
The first with hinged octagonal sighted barrel stamped with maker's details on the sighting rib, the top-strap with cylinder-stop, cartridge extractor below the barrel, cylinder stamped with patent dates, spur trigger, and walnut grips (iron parts with some pitting); the second with hinged sighted barrels stamped with maker's details on the rib above the top barrel, cartridge extractor with chequered button, spur trigger, chequered hard rubber grips, and much original nickel-plated finish
11in. (27.9cm.) and 4.7/8in. (12.4cm.) (2)
The first No. 41259, circa 1867, the second No. 686, late 19th Century
The first with hinged octagonal sighted barrel stamped with maker's details on the sighting rib, the top-strap with cylinder-stop, cartridge extractor below the barrel, cylinder stamped with patent dates, spur trigger, and walnut grips (iron parts with some pitting); the second with hinged sighted barrels stamped with maker's details on the rib above the top barrel, cartridge extractor with chequered button, spur trigger, chequered hard rubber grips, and much original nickel-plated finish
11in. (27.9cm.) and 4.7/8in. (12.4cm.) (2)