Help with Unknown revolver

YardApe

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Sep 22, 2025
I am hoping someone can tell me what this revolver is? Please see attached photos.

Thank you,
-Kevin

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7mm Lefaucheux pinfire, pocket version of this -


 
That's a nice little piece. It's a shame about the screw slots, but most old firearm screws seem to be dinged up like that.
I've asked the owner to write his story of this little pocket gun, it was found out in the fields of Nebraska were it lived for 60-70 years? I'm amazed the wood grips are still intact! I think it needs three parts to make it complete, was hoping to find someone who had parts or had the skill to make them...

-Kevin
 
Remarkable state of preservation considering its history. As the pistol is no longer in "as found" condition, if you wish improving the appearance and functionality of the screws Turnbull Restorations has a video of one of their craftsmen restoring one.
 
Remarkable state of preservation considering its history. As the pistol is no longer in "as found" condition, if you wish improving the appearance and functionality of the screws Turnbull Restorations has a video of one of their craftsmen restoring one.
Just wanted to replace the missing parts. Turnbull is an interesting site with what appears to be very good information. Thanks for the tip!

-Kevin
 

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