Marlin – Model 32 Standard (1875) – Caliber .32 Rimfire – 5 shots
 Antique Marlin Firearms Co. model 32 Standard pistol, produced from 1875, chambered in .32 Rimfire, representative of late 19th century American pocket revolvers.

 Identification
 • Brand: Marlin
 • Model: 32 Standard (1875)
 • Caliber: .32 Rimfire (RF)
 • Capacity: 5 shots
 • Serial number: 1064
 • Barrel length: 76 mm (≈ 3 inches)
 • Operation: simple action
 • Origin: United States
 • Manufacturing period: approx. 1875–1887

 The Marlin 32 Standard is among the first metallic cartridge revolvers produced by Marlin, intended for civilian carry and discreet self-defense.

 Description
 • Barrel: round, steel, 76 mm long
 • Cylinder: 5 chambers, .32 RF caliber
 • Frame: steel, original finish with antique patina
 • Dog: external
 • Handle: wood, well fitted, in good structural condition
 • Markings: present and legible, conforming to the model

 State
 • Overall condition: good to very good for a weapon of this period
 • Metal: homogeneous patina, with wear consistent with age and slight superficial pitting.
 • Markings: still clearly visible, an asset for the collection
 • Stock: sound wood, without major cracks
 • Mechanics: complete (functioning not guaranteed, sold as a collector's item)
 Interest for collectors
 • An older and sought-after model from the Marlin production
 • .32 Rimfire caliber, now obsolete
 • Low serial number, popular with collectors
 • Ideal for a collection of 19th-century American pocket guns

 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