.380 Short. 2.8" barrel. SN: 51632. Blued metal overall with German Silver front blade sight, bright small parts toning towards straw, and mounting two piece checkered walnut grips. Double action five-shot loading gate revolver with round cylinder and flat ejector rod head. Left frame is marked "WEBLEY'S / R.I.C. / NO 2 380 CF /{ Flying Bullet} / W&S". Serial numbers match on frame and cylinder, with Birmingham proof markings to all major parts. Topstrap struck with retailer marking "N. CURRY & BRO / SAN FRANCISCO". Originally trained as a gunsmith, Nathaniel Curry inherited his brother Charles Curry's business in 1863. Renaming it to N. Curry & Brothers, Nathaniel became known for distributing genuine Henry Deringer arms in the Western United States until his death in 1894. {ANTIQUE}

About Very Good. Bore is Bright with crisp rifling throughout. Metal  with much of the original blued finish intact with some moderate amounts of loss, thinning and fading, with the areas where the blue has worn or flaked  transitioning to a brown patina, particularly on the gripstraps and lower frame. Some oxidized brown streaks and brown flecking are present on the barrel and upper frame. Small parts with a caramel patina forming. Grips show some light handling dents. Mechanically functional, action with good timing and tight lockup.