Original British Deane & Son .54 Bore Cartridge Revolver Converted from Percussion c.1868 Manufacture Type_New Made Items The shell is maker marked

The shell is maker marked with the stamping on the underside of the rim ZF 36

and as “Richard Anderson” was

with remnants of gold highlighted leaf motifs

most likely from shrinkage over the years

and heavily Nickel plated

Original British Deane & Son .54 Bore Cartridge Revolver Converted from Percussion c.1868 Manufacture Type_New Made Items The shell is maker markedOriginal Item: Only One Available. These are really rare, in that Great Britain was developing so fast few Percussion Revolvers were seldom converted to Cartridge as far better alternatives manufactured as breech loaders become quickly available. This particular Revolver started life as cylinder loading percussion revolver, utilizing the DEANE HARDING PATENT 15,624P of 1851 as indicated on the frame. Sometime in the late 1860's it was then converted