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Posted 8 months ago
pw-collector
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I posted a pocket watch a while back that had this revolver fob in one of the photos, but I thought it deserved a post of it's own.
The revolver is 1-1/4 inches long and 25/32 inches from bottom of grip to top of hammer. The cylinder is 9/32 inches long and rotates (turning by hand), the hammer is non-functional. The bored through barrel is 27/64 inches long. It has pearl (or imitation pearl) grips.
This is an example of a spur trigger revolver. When I purchased it on-line, I was hoping it was a pocket watch key, but when I received, it I noticed the end of the barrel was round and not square as it should be in order to be a key-wind watch key. I was still happy to have it and use it as a watch chain fob.
There are no markings on it to know who made it.
Thanks for looking,
Dave
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cool fob, i have began to have quite an interest in them lately.
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