A few examples of appraisal values for
MANHATTAN POCKET REVOLVER

• MANHATTAN 1ST MODEL POCKET
  MANHATTAN 1ST MODEL POCKET REVOLVER. Possibly 3rd Issue. Engraved octagonal .32 caliber 3'' barrel marked ''Manhattan Firearms...'' Seven-shot cylinder traces of blueing and curly walnut grips. S/n 6871
• MANHATTAN .31 POCKET REVOLVER
  MANHATTAN .31 POCKET REVOLVER 8.875" long Pistol features a 4 inch octagon barrel, two line address. Serial # is 466, all matching, frame # under grips. Handgun has even wear with little original finish.
• Revolvers Lot 215: Manhattan Pocket
  Revolvers Lot 215: Manhattan Pocket Revolver 22 cal. Second model. E
• MANHATTAN SECOND MODEL POCKET
  MANHATTAN SECOND MODEL POCKET REVOLVER. Manufactured by the London Armoury Bermondsey. .36 caliber five-shot cylinder 5 1/2'' octagonal barrel checkered walnut grips. S/n 361.
• MANHATTAN POCKET 22 REVOLVER, FIRST
  MANHATTAN POCKET 22 REVOLVER, FIRST MODEL, 3RD VARManhattan Pocket Single Action Revolver, First Model, Third Variation, mfg. 1861-1862, .22 caliber, the factory scroll engraved 3" octagonal barrel marked at the top "Manhattan Arms Mfg. Co. New York", barrel marked at the underside "Patented Dec. 27, 1859", seven round cylinder, rosewood grips, SN 6834 on back of barrel lug, cylinder, right butt frame under grip and in pencil under same grip, the brass frame and backstrap retains 5%-10% of original silver plating, other metal good condition, bore semi-bright with pitting, action is good
• MANHATTAN POCKET REVOLVER. .22
  MANHATTAN POCKET REVOLVER. .22 caliber seven-shot. Marked 3 1/8'' octagonal barrel. Brass engraved frame engraved cylinder scene of gunfight between settlers and American Indians rosewood grips. S/n 4369. Stamped ''JTJ''. Consignor information notes this was for John T. Jones a North Carolina Confederate soldier.
• PRESENTATION MANHATTAN SECOND MODEL
  PRESENTATION MANHATTAN SECOND MODEL POCKET REVOLVER. .22 caliber seven-shot cylinder 3'' octagonal barrel silver-plated and engraved finish original ivory grips. S/n 6948. Engraved on the underside of the grips and on the butt strap is ''To. Wm. H. Condon from a few Friends.'' Retains 60-70% orignal plating with scattered oxidation pitting in front of the cylinder and at the bore.
• MANHATTAN POCKET MODEL REVOLVER.
  MANHATTAN POCKET MODEL REVOLVER. .31 caliber five-shot cylinder has roll engraved stagecoach scene. Marked 4'' octagonal barrel. Engraved frame walnut grips. S/n 4408.
• Manhattan Pepper Box Revolver .31
  Manhattan Pepper Box Revolver .31 cal. six-shot, 2-3/8 in. barrel marked "Manhattan...New York" and "Cast Steel", bar hammer, frame with scrolled engraving; no permit required,
• Engraved Manhattan 1st Model Pocket
  Engraved Manhattan 1st Model Pocket Pistol .22 cal. 3'' barrels S/N 6236. Beveled iron frame with a brass sideplate. Marked in a small oval on top of barrel Manhattan Fire Arms; walnut grips. Condition: All metal is sharp with a nice brown patina.
• MANHATTAN POCKET REVOLVER. First
  MANHATTAN POCKET REVOLVER. First Model Third Issue .22 caliber 3'' octagonal barrel engraved frame rosewood grips. S/n 7053. Engraved on the grip strap is ''Charles E. Jackson May 1st 1861.'' Civil War records include several Charles E. Jacksons and dozens of Charles Jacksons in both the Union and Confederate Armies. Included are copies of personnel records of a Charles E/C Jackson from NARA (we cannot confirm that this is the same guy who carried this revolver).
• Engraved Manhattan 2nd model Pocket
  Engraved Manhattan 2nd model Pocket Pistol .22 cal. 3'' barrel S/N 6368. Engraved barrel silver-plated frame walnut grips. Condition: Good.
• 1859 MANHATTAN FIREARMS CIVIL WAR
  1859 MANHATTAN FIREARMS CIVIL WAR SERIES II REVOLVER. An antique 1859 Manhattan Firearms Civil War Series II .31 caliber pocket percussion revolver with floral engraved frame and stage coach robbery engraved cylinder. 9”L overall, 4”L barrel. SN 3239.
• REVOLVER. Mahattan Firearms Co.
  REVOLVER. Mahattan Firearms Co. no S.N. with leather holster.
• Manhattan Fire Arms Co. Revolver 36
  Manhattan Fire Arms Co. Revolver 36 cal. 5 shot. Serial #24945.E
• MANHATTAN REVOLVER. Navy type .36
  MANHATTAN REVOLVER. Navy type .36 caliber 5 shot 6-1/2'' barrel engraved cylinder walnut grips. S/n 11451. All metal parts are relatively clean with no blueing or plateing left. Cylinder scene is very clear. Gun has a smooth action and a good look. Marked on cylinder Dec 27 1859.
• Manhattan Percussion Revolver .36
  Manhattan Percussion Revolver .36 caliber 5'' octagonal barrel S/N 5108. Brass backstrap and triggerguard. One-piece walnut grips. Front loading lever catch is missing. Condition: Barrel is sharp and crisp with traces of blue finish. Cylinder scene is excellent and the cylinder has a nice brown patina. Frame is a silvery grey. Grips are excellent.
• New York Remington vest pocket
  New York Remington vest pocket pistol a.k.a. "Saw Handle Derringer" .22 cal. RF with a 3 1/4" round barrel with an octagon breech ... ?
• MANHATTAN PEPPERBOX PISTOL. .28
  MANHATTAN PEPPERBOX PISTOL. .28 caliber 3'' fluted cluster of five barrels engraved frame walnut grips. Mottled brown patina worn marks wear to grips action is not functional.
• THREE 19TH CENTURY REVOLVERS United
  THREE 19TH CENTURY REVOLVERS United StatesA Remington New Model pocket revolver serial number 10820; an engraved Manhattan Firearms 2nd Model pocket revolver serial number 4560; and a Manhattan Firearms 1st Model 4th Variation serial number 6794.
• TWO MANHATTAN REVOLVERS. Navy
  TWO MANHATTAN REVOLVERS. Navy model .36 caliber five-shot cylinder 6 1/2'' octagonal barrel walnut grips s/n 11481 and a pocket model revolver .31 caliber five-shot cylinder 4'' octagonal barrel walnut grips. The Navy with oxidation and pitting action non-functional and leaver loose; the Pocket with no s/n pitted surface and broken lever.
• Engraved Manhatten Second Model
  Engraved Manhatten Second Model Revolver .22 cal. 3'' octagonal barrel S/N 5211. Blued barrel silver-plated frame with rosewood grips. Nicely engraved barrel and frame. Condition: Barrel retaining 60% of the original blue finish thinning with some brown patina. Frame retains 90% silver with some flaking on the backstrap. Rosewood grips are excellent with some nicks and dings.
• Manhattan Percussion Revolver .36
  Manhattan Percussion Revolver .36 cal. 6.5'' octagonal barrel S/N 21186. Brass backstrap and triggerguard. Varnished walnut grips. Condition: Entire revolver is covered in a nice untouched brown mixing with pitting. Cylinder scene is visible. Grips still retain some varnish with some nicks and dings. Loading lever has an old blacksmith repair that was done during the period of use.
• MANHATTAN NAVY MODEL REVOLVER. .36
  MANHATTAN NAVY MODEL REVOLVER. .36 caliber five-shot cylinder with engraved vignettes 5'' octagonal barrel walnut grips. S/n 32082. Smooth action 70% blue on barrel 50% case colors on frame scattered oxidation cleaned patina on the grips. The wedge and cylinder match the rest of the s/n.
• Manhattan Percussion Revolver .36
  Manhattan Percussion Revolver .36 cal. 6.5'' octagonal barrel S/N 34083. Brass backstrap and triggerguard; walnut grips. Condition: Barrel has traces of original blue finish mixing with an untouched plum brown. Frame is a nice plum. Cylinder is sharp with a crisp cylinder scene. Grips are excellent.
• COLT & MANHATTAN FIRE ARMS CO.
  COLT & MANHATTAN FIRE ARMS CO. REVOLVERS Colt's Patent No. 4846. 31 Caliber. Serial no. 264846. Manhattan Fire Arms Co. Newark, NJ. Patented March 8, 1864. Serial no. 1011. All serial numbers matching.
• MANHATTAN ''NAVY TYPE''
  MANHATTAN ''NAVY TYPE'' REVOLVER. .36 caliber five-shot with roll engraved cylinder. Marked 5'' octagonal barrel. Brass trigger guard walnut grips. S/n 44553 Surface wear and overall light pitting no bluing remains. Split at forward screw on trigger guard.
• MANHATTAN SERIES 2 REVOLVER.
  MANHATTAN SERIES 2 REVOLVER. Series 1 Navy-type .36 caliber five-shot with engraved cylinder military scenes. Marked 4'' octagonal barrel. Blued finish walnut grips. S/n 4139. Approx. 40% bluing remains. Wedge is 4139. Cylinder number matches. The patent reads DC 27 1859.
• MANHATTAN PERCUSSION REVOLVER.
  MANHATTAN PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Navy type .36 caliber five-shot 6-1/2'' octagonal barrel walnut grips S/n 18099. Matching S/ns very dinged up dark patina cylinder scene visible good mechanics.
• MARLIN NO. 32 STANDARD 1875
  MARLIN NO. 32 STANDARD 1875 POCKET REVOLVER. .32 caliber 3'' round barrel nickel-plated and engraved frame and ivory grips. S/n 17. Some wear to the nickel plating.
• COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET REVOLVER.
  COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET REVOLVER. .31 caliber six-shot cylinder 4'' octagonal barrel with one-line New York address walnut grips. S/n 269711. Traces of bluing remain on the frame else a mottled gray patina with scattered oxidation action is a bit loose marks clear no engraving on cylinder (doesn't look like it ever had an engraved scene). Manufactured 1864.
• AMERICAN STANDARD TOOL COMPANY
  AMERICAN STANDARD TOOL COMPANY POCKET REVOLVER. .22 caliber seven-shot. Marked 3 1/8'' barrel nickel-plated brass frame rosewood grip. Engraved frame and cylinder with a scene of a gunfight between settlers and American Indians. S/n 1062. approx. 90% plating remains.
• MANHATTAN PERCUSSION REVOLVER.
  MANHATTAN PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Navy type .36 caliber five-shot 4'' octagonal barrel walnut grips S/n 46070. Blueing mostly gone dings some old rust scaleing. Brass gripstraps. Good mechanics.
• COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET REVOLVER.
  COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET REVOLVER. .31 caliber five-shot cylinder with engraved stagecoach scene 5'' octagonal barrel with two-line New York address walnut grips. S/n 124279. Scratch-carved into the butt is ''Plater'' and either ''90'' or possibly a partially worn ''186_''. There are twenty-one Platers who served in the Union Army. Mottled patina with moderate oxidation action a little stiff nicks and dings grip varnish wearing off bore with pitting retains better than 80% of the silvering on the straps and trigger guard. Manufactured 1856.
• MANHATTAN SIX BARREL GROUP
  MANHATTAN SIX BARREL GROUP PEPPERBOX PISTOL SN #16Manhattan double action bar hammer pepperbox pistol, mfg. 1850's, .31 caliber, the 4.25" six group barrel marked "Cast Steel", the left side of the hammer marked on two lines "Manhattan F.A. Mfg. Co, New York", scrolled engraved frame, wood grips with serial number "16" marked twice under left grip on frame and mainspring, bores with rust and need cleaning, trigger activates hammer properly but remains back in the oversize guard, operates again when pushed forward, metal steel gray with black spots, wood as expected
• ADAM'S PATENT POCKET REVOLVER.
  ADAM'S PATENT POCKET REVOLVER. Manufactured by the Massachusetts Arms Company .31 caliber six-shot cylinder 3 1/4'' octagonal barrel checkered walnut grips. S/n 297. Gray patina on frame and barrel with some light pitting traces of blue on the cylinder old finish on the grips marks still fairly clear bore with light pitting action smooth.