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THBHyde & Goodrich New Orleans Agent Marked Deringer Pistol
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6270 Este Ave.
Cincinnati , OH 45232
United States
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About Auction
LiveMay 2, 2018 - May 4, 2018
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- Lot Description
.40 caliber, 3.25" wedge retained flat top round barrel, no S/N. Browned finish, German silver mounts, checkered walnut stock. Approximately 6.875" in overall length. Back action lock with foliate scroll engraving, marked in two lines: DERINGER / PHILADELA, breech marked in the same fashion and with a "P" proof without a sunburst. Top barrel flat marked in three lines: MADE FOR / HYDE & GOODRICH / AGENTS N. ORLEANS. Engraved German silver triggerguard with pineapple finial, the balance of the mounts plain, with the exception of the shield-shaped wrist escutcheon which bears a script monogram that appears to be the initials JCR. German silver nose cap with brass mounted wood ramrod that has a brass jag at the end. Hyde & Goodrich was a New Orleans based retailer of jewelry, imported items, fancy goods and firearms. They became Thomas, Griswold & Co prior to the Civil War and produced/retailed swords and other military goods to the Confederacy until the fall of New Orleans on May 1, 1862.
Good to near very good. Barrel retains no finish, with a medium pewter gray patina, with scattered areas of darker surface oxidation and discoloration. Lock with slightly darker patina. Agent mark somewhat light due to an old cleaning. Mechanically functional, good bore, oxidized with strong rifling and evenly scattered pitting. Stock with some minor repairs to small cracks in the forend and showing light to moderate handling marks.Condition
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