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Anyone have any idea what year this could have been from ? Found stuff 1850s and up it?s pretty heavy and I don?t see any maker name on it . Has anyone ever seen one like this ? Is it a toy or something else? Thanks for looking FC465433-BAD6-40FC-8FBF-F858E389E8CA.webp523CA9B9-7934-4E7D-9CFB-4DD5F20B3F5A.webpDA800E09-B228-43C5-86F1-25D126E4E73D.webp9140C987-5808-4142-BB8C-A70A22417CCE.webp
 
That's a toy copy of a top break revolver. The real ones were popular in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Real ones were made by Iver Johnson, Smith & Wesson, H & R and others. Gary

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That is actually an old toy water pistol. It would have had a rubber bulb for the "grips"
 

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That’s a fantastic ID mud hut—and also explains the location where it was found!
 
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Interesting find, great I.D. by Mud Hut. :notworthy:
 
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Great ID

Nice job on the ID Mud Hut:icon_thumleft:
 
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That is actually an old toy water pistol. It would have had a rubber bulb for the "grips"
Yeap, had a couple posted before.
 
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