Dark gun, having never been cleaned in as-found condition. A handwritten tag states that it was found at an old farmhouse in Frankland, Tennessee June 1984. On the reverse side of the tag is the name J. Higgins. I suppose with no other tangible evidence, we will have to take Mr. Higgins at his word. The cylinder does not rotate, and the tip of the loading lever is broken. Evidently, it was stored in a damp place, which resulted in pitting on one side of the cylinder.

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