It looks like you have a William Uhlinger revolver. These were made in .32 and .22 rimfire in the early to mid-1860's. Of course, they were a violation of S&W's patent. For this reason they are often unmarked. There are several various revolvers which look very similar to each other but go by different names. Most likely made by the same people.

These revolvers were made from 1861 to 1865 by William P. Uhlinger of Philadelphia. Most were unmarked except for the serial number because the revolver was an infringement on a Smith & Wesson patent. This particular example is marked. Several different versions of this revolver were produced in.32,.22 and long cylinder.22.

Jan 6, 2018 Offered for sale is a D. D. Cone Marked Uhlinger .32 Rimfire Pocket Revolver. The revolver features a 4 3/4" octagon barrel, rosewood grips, William Uhlinger. Wm Uhlinger .32 RF Long Revolver. A 4 3/4" Octagon barrel single action spur trigger 6 shot .32 R.F. Revolver . A very interesting Civil War era Civil War Smith & Wesson Old Army #2 Revolver- Fine condition, Nice William P. Uhlinger Revolver- marked JP Lower to subvert the Smith & Wesson patent. 11-03-020 – Wonderful Little 1860's Uhlinger 22 caliber Revolver Bearing “J.P. Lower” Barrel Legend – This is a small short cylinder 22 caliber revolver with a 3 DD Cone 32 caliber revolver- Uhlinger made but with name of JP Mower to avoid Smith and Wesson Patent # 1039 4 1/4 length barrel and 10 inches in length.

[more detail available via subscription] p4A Item E8982723 2020-10-08 D.D. Cone Marked Uhlinger .32 RF Pocket Revolver for auction. Offered for sale is a D. D. Cone Marked Uhlinger .32 Rimfire Pocket Revolver. The revolver features a 4 3/4" octagon barrel, rosewood grips, spur trigger, six shot cylinder, and a blue'd finish. William P. Uhlinger produced about 10,000 rimfire cartridge revolvers (two types in .22 caliber and one type in .32 caliber) in Rosewood grips on this revolver are in good condition with old period repair on the left grip. These revolvers were no doubt used by soldiers on both sides during the Civil War. Action works good on this revolver. A really unique with rare brass frame Rimfire Uhlinger .32 Cal. Rimfire Revolver. Civil War era Uhlinger revolver .32 rimfire Serial number: 3018 Year of construction: 1860/65 Barrel Length: 4 Inches Stamps barrel: DD CONE WASHINGTON DC Details: Walnut grips serial number on both sides, serial number on barrel, on bottom grip, and on drum, original cleaning rod with knurled middle section.

Barrel is marked J.P. Lower. Lower was an arms dealer in Denver and many “Old West” guns sold by Lower in the Denver bear his marking..

Note: William Uhlinger produced a number of rimfire revolvers, most in .22 caliber, during the 1860s. As they were an infringement on the Rollin White patent owned by Smith & Wesson, who were very active in prosecuting an infringements, Uhlinger marked the guns were various names to avoid prosecution.

z Sold ~ William Uhlinger revolver Civil War era some times Marked J. P. Lower . RJT# 2827 - Description.

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Unmarked. Metal parts have a dark patina with a little minor scattered light pitting. UHLINGER/J.P. LOWER LONG BARREL RIMFIRE REVOLVER. This is one of the most popular side arms of the Civil War but they had to keep changing and adding new names in order to avoid detection by Smith & Wesson’s Rollin White Patent. This revolver was made by Wm. Uhlinger of Philadelphia but it is stamped J.P. LOWER on the top of All matching Uhlinger Pocket Revolver in .32 Rimfire.

Blued bbl & cyl, silver plated frame with “W.P. UHLINGER & Co / PHIL A” marked in front of cyl, 5” oct bbl, orig ejector rod, 2-pc smooth rosewood grips. z Sold ~ William Uhlinger revolver Civil War era some times Marked J. P. Lower .

Matching serial numbers. These revolvers were made during the US Civil War by William Uhlinger, who infringed upon a S&W patent to craft his revolvers. Many of these revolvers are unmarked, as a measure to prevent S&W from taking action against him for patent infringement. His revolvers Civil War era Uhlinger revolver .32 rimfire Serial number: 3018 Year of construction: 1860/65 Barrel Length: 4 Inches Stamps barrel: DD CONE WASHINGTON DC Details: Walnut grips serial number on both sides, serial number on barrel, on bottom grip, and on drum, original cleaning rod with knurled middle section.
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Blued, with rosewood or walnut grips. Manufactured during late 1860s early 1870s. Uhlinger-manufactured pistols will often be found with retailer's names on them, such as … This is an Uhlinger Civil war revolver with the name GRANT on the barrel in .32 caliber rimfire.

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All matching Uhlinger Pocket Revolver in .32 Rimfire. Single Action, Civil War era (1861-65 manufacturing timeframe), 6 shot with plated finish. About 10,000 total produced. This example is unmarked from the more common Cone, Washington, Grant, or Lower barrel stamps.

Caliber 22 rimfire revolver. Deze "J.P. Lower" is really For sale last from private collection Revolver Pocket 6 Scottish, 32 long and short 32 CAL. edge fire. Total length is 25 cm brand Uhlinger-Williamo Inscription Feb 5, 2016 - Front: 1861 Savage Navy, complete with Military Inspector marks, issued revolver. Back: 1861 Uhlinger Serial #14. Jan 6, 2018 Offered for sale is a D. D. Cone Marked Uhlinger .32 Rimfire Pocket Revolver. The revolver features a 4 3/4" octagon barrel, rosewood grips, William Uhlinger.