Description
6/16/26 – This is a factory-nickeled example of an Iver Johnson Top Break .38 revolver from the early 1900’s. Its finish rates roughly 85%. The majority of the finish loss is on the grip straps and on the butt of the frame. But there is also some minor chipping in the finish and oxidation here and there, most noticeable around the crevices. Light pin-pricking on both sides of the frame. Nice case-hardening on the trigger. Fitted with correct black hard rubber grips and comes with a spare black rubber Pachmayr grip (still in its original box). Excellent bore with strong rifling.
