Bernard Denyer of Holborn, London, represents a prestigious era of British gunmaking, known for producing refined sidearms for a discerning Victorian clientele. This .36 Rimfire revolver is a sophisticated example of 19th-century urban craftsmanship, reflecting the transition toward modern metallic cartridges during a pivotal time in firearm history.

Produced in 1870, this specific unit features a 4 ½ inch barrel and is presented in remarkable historic condition. The revolver exhibits the fine fit and finish characteristic of a Holborn-made piece, serving as a rare and well-preserved testament to Bernard Denyer’s mechanical expertise.

The firearm is housed in an original wooden presentation case from retailer Edward Gale & Son, which includes eight vintage rounds and one casing. The action remains mechanically sound and locks up with the precision expected of a high-end London sidearm, offering an exceptional opportunity for the dedicated collector.

• Model: Revolver, Rimfire
• Type: N/A
• Caliber / Bore / Gauge: .36 RImfire
• Barrel Length: 6"
• Overall Length: 9"
• Action: Revolver
• Safety: N/A
• Ejectors: N/A
• Chambers: N/A
• Chokes: N/A
• Rib: N/A
• Stock Material: N/A
• Barrel Type: N/A
• Length of Pull (LOP): N/A
• Length of Pull to Wood (LOP to Wood): N/A
• Cast: N/A
• Drop at Comb (DAC): N/A
• Drop at Heel (DAH): N/A
• Stock: N/A
• Palm Swell: N/A
• Seller Inventory #: N-5087
• Price: $2995
• License Needed: Pre-1899
• Country of Make: United Kingdom
• Year of Make: 1870
• Weight: 0