This exclusive collection showcases a series of early 20th-century watercolor illustrations of antique firearms. Crafted with meticulous attention to historical accuracy, each illustration captures the intricate craftsmanship and timeless design of these historic weapons. The subtle use of watercolor, graphite, and colored pencil brings out the fine details of woodgrain, metal engravings, and the iconic features that defined firearm craftsmanship of the era.

Printed on artist-grade watercolor paper, these reproductions preserve the original quality and vibrant colors, making them ideal for collectors, history enthusiasts, and lovers of vintage Americana. Display them in your home, office, or gallery for a timeless celebration of artistry and heritage.

The Allen & Thurber of Norwich 1837 Patent .31 Cal. Percussion Pepperbox Revolver is an exceptional example of early 19th-century firearms innovation. Bearing serial number 58, this revolver showcases the ingenuity and craftsmanship that made Allen & Thurber a renowned name in American firearms manufacturing.

This .31 caliber percussion pepperbox features a multi-barrel rotating cluster, a hallmark of the pepperbox design, allowing for multiple successive shots without the need for reloading. Its compact and practical design made it a popular choice for personal protection during its era. The finely crafted frame, coupled with intricate engraving and polished wooden grips, reflects the skilled artistry and attention to detail that define Allen & Thurber’s firearms.

Patented in 1837, this revolver represents an important chapter in firearm history, blending mechanical innovation with timeless elegance. A rare and collectible piece, the Allen & Thurber Percussion Pepperbox Revolver holds immense value for collectors and serves as a fascinating artifact from the dawn of modern firearms engineering.