Whitney Beals - Walking Beam Patent Pocket Percussion Revolver - .31 cal; 4” oct. barrel. - About Very Good condition. - Light gray metal w/ light pepper spotting; legible markings. Needs mech. adjustment. Very good wood grips. - Very unique design, cylinder advances by a rocking lever similar to the “walking beam” steam engine. - antq - item #AP-WLKG - $1,650
Rogers & Spencer - U.S. military percussion revolver - .44 cal. - 7.5" oct. barrel. - Fine condition. - Frame 90%, cyl. & bbl. 40% bright blue on crisp metal, with faint cleaning striations. Strong markings include double stamped "ROGERS & SPENCER" on top strap, matching B inspector marks, and very strong cartouche in fine grips. Darkened case colors on rammer & hammer. Exc. mech. - Only about 5000 or so produced for the Union at the end of the Civil War. - [cons.msms-lpgi-ksf8] - s/n4451 - antq - item #AP-4451 - $2,800
Cooper Pocket Model - double action percussion revolver - .31 cal; 4" barrel. - Very good condition. - Crisp plum patina metal with traces of original blue; very good markings except 3rd line of barrel patents very faint, possibly from cocked die when originally struck. Frame crisp & about silvered out. Working DA only. Very good one piece wood grips ma - Frankford Phila. Pa. barrel address, without the word "Address"; iron grip frame; cyl. bolt on left side of frame. If I’m reading Flayderman right, I would take this to be an early 2nd Phila. Model or a 1st to 2nd Transitional revolver. - s/n 902 - antq - item #AP-C902 - $1,150
James Harper - Transitional percussion revolver - .45 cal. - 5.75" oct. barrel. - Fine condition. - Barrel retains 30-40% original bright blue, mixed with plum patina in an unusual aging pattern I’ve observed before: longitudinal wavy striations. Cylinder about gone plum. Maybe 10-20% brilliant case colors on frame; balance gone to medium patina; 60% case colors on hammer. Needs mech tuning, working but hammer tends to only half strike on every other chamber; sound nipples. - Good "James Harper" marking on top of barrel. Excellent 2 pc. very finely checkered wood grips. - antq - item #AB-TRN - $2,650
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| Allen & Wheelock SOLD $2450 | Remington Beals 1st SOLD $1350 | Remington Beals 3rd SOLD $2200 | Manhattan SOLD $885 |
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| Remington New Pocket revolver SOLD $295 | Rem Beals Navy SOLD $665 | Remington New Model Army SOLD $1250 | Remington Model 1861 Navy revolver SOLD $885 |
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| Whitney two-trigger SOLD $585 8/2006 | .50 cal. Deane Adams Deane, cased w/ access. SOLD $1,650 8/2006 |
