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We found two more guns today. One is marked Dreyse on one side and 46751 on the other side. The other is a Smith & Wesson revolver. It has wooden grips. Once again, any information you can give me on these two guns will be appreciated. This family mystery just gets deeper.

That's a good idea about finding the original box. I'll bet the original parts are in there.

Thanks to all for your replys. This has been very informative and just plain fun reading about this gun. I makes me wish I had asked her more questions about many things we have discovered before she passed away. I will probably end up keeping the revolver myself and not letting it be sold...

I will see if this works. Here are some pics (maybe). Sorry about the last 2 pics. They are kind of blurry.

If someone can tell me how to post a picture or where on the forum this information is, I will try to post a pic. Thank you both for your replys. You have given me much more information than I had before. It some how helps me connect to a part of my Aunt's life that I did not know.

A relative passed away recently. We are going through her estate and found a Ruger single six revolver in her personal property. We are trying to figure out its worth (if anything) and decide if we should keep it or put it up for auction when her estate is sold. On the left side of the gun it...