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Original British Victorian Prototype .442 Centerfire Double Action Revolver with Birmingham Proofs - circa 1870 Disallow PayPal & Amazon Checkout In the post World WarOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a real mystery as its origin and maker are unknown, except that it bears proof marks from Birmingham, England. It is an early double action design centerfire cartridge revolver, which has disassembly required to load and reload the cylinder. The lever on the front under the barrel needs to be lowered to allow barrel to be removed for access to the cylinder. The only markings are a letter "F" on the front of