This revolver is a .32 rimfire with a six-inch octagon barrel and a six-shot non-fluted cylinder with a serial number of 21135, which puts it in the range of Civil War production.

The frame, cylinder and barrel of this weapon are blued. Much, if not all, of the blue remains. The top of the barrel is stamped lightly with “S. E. LONG” and “SMITH & WESSON, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.” Very lightly stamped on one side of the barrel is “E. LONG.” The frame and cylinder are in very nice condition and match each other, and the barrel, perfectly in color and wear. Cylinder is marked “PATENTED APRIL 3, 1855, JULY 5, 1859, & DEC. 18, 1863.” The rosewood grips are in nice, clean condition with only light wear. The bottoms of the grips show a little heavier wear. Cylinder indexes properly but there is no half-cock. Hammer holds full-cock and cylinder locks. Hammer falls properly. Bore is dirty and needs cleaning but lands & grooves are good.

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