revolver pas commun

http://www.delcampe.net/page/item/id,203536292,var,TRES-BEAU-REVOLVER-AMERICAIN--POUR-COLLECTION-POUDRE-NOIR,language,F.html

C'est une copie du Colt DA Army and Frontier Revolver model 1878
L'annonce :


Le Colt



Dun

là c'est un harrington et richardson qui exisre en 22,32,38,44 canon rond ou octogonal


Jim,

We appear to have identified two variations of the rare "No Name." My example of the "No Name" was made using "The American Double Action" frame instead of the Model 1904 frame. It may be logical to conclude that H&R set aside a few "No Name" revolvers from whatever batch of solid frame revolver they were producing at the time, if not from left over parts. I suspect H&R continued to use the earlier frame type for many years after the appearance of the Model 1904.

As for the Model 1 1/2, I think it pre-dates the appearance of the hammerless models. The lockwork has alot in common with the hammerless revolver except for the double action hammer.