This unmarked double-action percussion pepperbox revolver in is very good to excellent original condition. The pepperbox pistol, totally void of a maker’s stamp, is likely an English specimen of the mid-19^th century. Revolver is a .40 caliber, six-shot, cap and ball specimen with an iron frame, a rotating 3¼” fluted barrel, and a bar hammer. Revolver frame, hammer, triggerguard, buttstrap and toe are profusely engraved in a floral motif.  Revolver mechanics are crisp and strong. All nipples are tight and unbroken. Frame screws are slightly buggered. Stampings are clear.   Revolver never cleaned and exhibits light areas of minor rust oxidation.  Two-piece, varnished rosewood wood grips are excellent. A fine looking, original English bar hammer pepperbox revolver in very good condition.

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