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A J.M. Marlin Model 1873 No. 2 Standard .32 RF Caliber .32 Long, No. 8812, matching serial numbers. 3"-barrel with a rough bore. Five-shot capacity. Single-action. On the left side of the barrel: “J.M. Marlin NEW HAVEN CT. USA PAT JULY 1 1878.” On the barrel rib: “XXXSTANDARD 1872.” Brass frame. Trigger and hammer are case-hardened and patinated. Hammer catch does not engage reliably. Hard rubber grips with fine fish-scale texture, showing signs of age and wear; both have repaired chips on the underside. Overall length approximately 18 cm. Marlin produced only about 5,000 of these between 1872 and 1887. Firearms Act: Caution—License Required—more info here Condition: II -
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