firebird24
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More from West Germany
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Neat Find! 
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Nice digs. you ought to post a pic in the "What Is It" forum, you will get more eyes on it there.
CaptEsteban
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Hard to tell from the pix, but a .32 [ cal. 7.35 ] was popular years ago.
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in that condition it's going to be nearly impossible to 100% id the revolver. It does look to be a .32 top break revolver, a quick google search though will turn up a lot of different revolvers that look almost identical
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