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An M1869 Adams-Beaumont system percussion revolver by Schmidt & Nöschel in Suhl Caliber .36 (black powder), No. 28, matching numbers. Polished barrel, seven-groove rifling, length 7.5". Barrel base marked “35,” ball setter on the left. Five-shot capacity, trigger cocking lever. The top of the barrel is signed “S & N SUHL 1869” (= H. Schmidt & Nöschel, Suhl). Various military acceptance marks; cylinder with Prussian proof marks; large “Superrevision” stamp (crown/“W”) on the right side of the receiver. Frame and barrel with original bluing, partially mottled with wear marks. Hammer, cylinder, and trigger polished white; hammer professionally reattached. Walnut stock with coarse checkering. Retaining ring. This revolver was produced only from 1869 to 1870, with the majority likely manufactured in the second year. It is the last percussion handgun and, at the same time, the first double-action revolver of the Prussian Navy. WBK: Attention—For this firearm, we will need to obtain an export license for you, based on your import permit (if required in your country) or through your firearms dealer—more info here Condition: II–III
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