£ 1,000.00#4- American standard Tool Second Model Cartridge pistol - For Sale
#4- American standard Tool Second Model Cartridge pistol. A real beauty chrome plated factory engraved with MOP grips. {small chip to bottom of each grip},functions as it should lock up tight. Caliber: .22 Caliber Barrel Length 3" Serial # 32642 Serial Number Range: approx. 1 to 40,000 Features: 7-shot, Flat frame, copy of S&W Second Model .22, American Standard Tool Co. Barrel Address Manufacturing date: April 1869 to February 1873.
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