Antique collectible pocket revolver type pistol, manufactured by Uhlinger, chambered in .32 Rimfire, representative of civil defense revolvers from the late 19th century.

 Identification
 • Brand: Uhlinger
 • Model: .32 Pocket Revolver
 • Caliber: .32 Rimfire (RF)
 • Capacity: 6 shots
 • Serial number: 1819
 • Barrel length: 127 mm (5 inches)
 • Operation: simple action
 • Period: c. 1870–1890

 Uhlinger is one of those European and North American manufacturers from the late 19th century who produced robust revolvers, intended for civilian use and export, often in .32 RF caliber.

 Description
 • Barrel: octagonal, steel
 • Cylinder: 6 chambers, legible markings
 • Frame: steel, original patinated finish
 • Dog: external
 • Handle: wood, in good structural condition, with signs of wear.
 • Screws and parts: complete

 The weapon has a homogeneous antique patina, without excessive polishing or apparent modern restoration.

 State
 • Overall condition: good to very good for a weapon of this period
 • Metal: natural grey patina, some signs of wear and superficial micro-pitting consistent with age
 • Markings: visible and legible
 • Stock: sound wood, without major cracks
 • Mechanics: complete (functioning not guaranteed, sold as a collector's item)
 Interest for collectors
 • A less common manufacturer, sought after by collectors of antique civilian revolvers
 • .32 Rimfire caliber, now obsolete
 • Good overall state of preservation
 • Ideal piece for a 19th century themed collection or pocket revolvers

 Legal notices
 • Weapon predating 1898
 • Classified as an antique collector's item
 • Sold as a collector's item, not intended for shooting
 • Regulations vary depending on the buyer's country