RARE MARTIALLY MARKED REMINGTON MODEL 1861 “OLD ARMY” PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

SN 2151. Cal. 44. Standard configuration with 8″ oct bbl, 2-line address “PATENT DEC 17 1861 / MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS’ ILION. N.Y.”. Only about 6,000 of this model were made 1862 and all made for Army contracts. This gun has discernible inspector’s cartouches on both stocks and sub-inspector letters found on most metal parts. This is a nice example with crisp markings and strong traces of orig finish. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Very good overall, all matching, SNs found on bbl, cylinder, frame and penciled inside each grip. Gun is an overall mottled grey/plum with staining and pitting. Strong areas of finish in protected areas on bbl. Markings crisp, grips well fit with light edge wear and tiny chips at toes. Mechanically functional with crisp rifled bore. 52332-25 JS (800-1,200) – Lot 3177

RARE MARTIALLY MARKED REMINGTON MODEL 1861 “OLD ARMY” PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

SN 9039. Cal. 44. Standard configuration with 8″ oct bbl, 2-line address “PATENT DEC 17 1861 / MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS’ ILION. N.Y.”. Only about 6,000 of this model were made 1862 and all made under Union Army contract. This gun has discernible inspector’s cartouche on left grip and sub-inspector letters found on most metal parts. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Good overall, all matching, SNs found on bbl, cylinder, frame and penciled inside each grip. Gun is overall a mottled brown/grey patina with staining and pitting. Grips are well fit with scattered cosmetic blemishes, edge wear and chips at toes. Mechanically functional with well defined rifling in bore. 52332-29 JS (750-1,250) – Lot 3178

REMINGTON 1861 ARMY REVOLVER.

SN 5518. Cal. 44. 8″ bbl. Standard 2-line marking on top of bbl. Cartouche on left grip. Sub-inspectors marks on bbl, frame and cyl. Early type with concealed bbl threads. Channel cut along top of loading lever. Made in 1862. Total production of 6,000. Almost entire production went to fill U.S. government orders for the Civil War. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Fair condition, showing heavy wear, minor pitting. Trigger screw and loading lever screw appear to be replacements. Very slight traces of orig blue on bbl by front sight. Markings are legible. Bbl SN heavily worn. Grips are worn, may have been sanded at some point. Outline of cartouche. Bore is dirty with pitting and visible rifling. Mechanics need attention. No visible SN on cyl. 52332-22 GER (750-1,000) – Lot 3179

DESIRABLE WAT INSPECTED MARTIAL REMINGTON BEALS ARMY .44 PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

SN 1544. Cal. 44. 8″ bbl. Standard 2-line markings on top of bbl. This example was manufactured for the government under contract and has small “WC” inspection marks, but was condemned as signaled by the larger “C” stamps on most of the components. The trigger guard also has a silver plated finish, generally only used on civilian revolvers suggesting it was produced on contract, condemned, and then refinished for the civilian market. Given this, the inspectors’ cartouches on the grips are odd as generally they are only found on guns that passed inspection. Inspector cartouche “WC” on left grip. “W.C.” on left side of bbl, frame and cyl. “W.A.T” cartouche on right grip. PROVENANCE: Ex collection of Steve D’Arrigo. The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Very good with a pleasing patina on most parts. Some traces of orig blue on frame and protected areas. Remnants of blue on cyl. Fair amount of orig blue on bbl. All markings clear. Trigger guard has silver plating in protected areas. Grips are fine with clear cartouches. Bore has sharp rifling with areas of minor pitting. Fine mechanical function. 52332-32 GER (3,500-5,000) – Lot 3180

RARE MARTIALLY MARKED REMINGTON BEALS ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

SN 1448. Cal. 44. Standard configuration with 8″ oct bbl, 2-line address “BEALS PATENT SEPT. 14 1858 / MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS ILION. N.Y.”, large German silver cone front sight. Less than 1,900 of this model were made 1861-1862 and only about 750 passed Army inspection. This gun has well defined inspector’s cartouches on both grips and sub-inspector letters “WC” found on most metal parts and an additional large “C” stamped on left side of bbl, frame, cylinder and loading arm. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Very good overall, all matching SNs found on bbl, frame and penciled inside each grip. Overall smooth with mottled grey/plum patina. Grips are sound, well fit with light edge wear. Mechanically sound with crisp rifling. 52332-9 JS (2,000-3,000) – Lot 3181

RARE MARTIALLY MARKED REMINGTON BEALS ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

SN 1303. Cal. 44. Standard configuration with 8″ oct bbl, 2-line address “BEALS PATENT SEPT. 14 1858 / MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS ILION. N.Y.”, large German silver cone front sight. Less than 1,900 of this model were made 1861-1862 and about 750 passed Army inspection. This gun has well discernible inspector cartouches on both grips and sub-inspector letters found on most metal parts. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Very good overall. All matching SNs found on bbl, cylinder and frame. Overall brown mottled patina. Grips are sound, well fit with edge wear, well discerned inspector cartouches on either grip, hand worn patina. Mechanically sound with crisp rifling. 52332-20 JS (2,000-3,000) – Lot 3182

VERY FINE RARE REMINGTON BEALS ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVER, SN 70.

SN 70. Cal. 44. Standard commercial configuration with 8″ oct bbl, 2-line address “BEALS PATENT SEPT. 14 1858 / MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS ILION. N.Y.”. Less than 2,000 of this model was made in 1861 and this among the first retaining much of its orig finish. Popular among Civil War officer’s in the early war, these generally saw hard service. PROVENANCE: Robert Howard Collection; The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: very good to fine overall. All matching with SNs found on bbl, frame and penciled inside each grip. Bbl retains about 80% orig blue, cylinder and frame have strong traces of orig blue. Trigger guard retains about 70% orig silver. Hammer and loading arm retain strong traces of case colors with balance. Stocks are sound and well fit with tacking marks on butt. Mechanically sound with crisp bright bore. 52332-28 JS (2,000-3,000) – Lot 3183

VERY RARE MARTIALLY MARKED REMINGTON BEALS ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

SN 1845. Cal. .44. Blue finish with 8″ oct bbl, dovetailed German silver cone front sight & 2-line address. Mounted with 2-pc smooth walnut grips matching numbered to this revolver. Both grips have clear, legible military inspector cartouches and there are small inspector initials on various parts including frame, bbl, trigger guard and cylinder. Cylinder is unnumbered but is an orig type as would have been issued as a spare cylinder by the Army. According to FLAYDERMAN’S GUIDE TO ANTIQUE AMERICAN FIREARMS, there were a total of about 1900 of these rare revolvers produced in the period 1861-1862, about half of which were sold to the U.S. Army, making this a rather rare & desirable Remington collector’s item. Also according to reference publication, only about 750 of this model revolver delivered to the Army passed inspection. Surviving specimens of this model are rare, especially those in orig configuration with any orig finish. These revolvers & other Remington models were very popular with the military due to their ease of reloading, especially among cavalry troopers who could carry one or more loaded spare cylinders and quickly reload to continue firing. PROVENANCE: The Elliott Burka Estate Collection; the collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Fine, all matching except cylinder as noted. Bbl retains about 80% glossy orig blue showing light wear and flaking. Frame retains traces of blue in sheltered areas having mostly flaked to a light patina. Hammer retains strong case colors, faded on top edge. Cylinder retains about 60% orig blue with balance flaked to a light patina. Right grip has chips along bottom edge, and both grips show nicks & dings and retain strong, orig oil finish. Mechanics are fine, brilliant shiny bore, shows very little use. 52332-14 (2,000-3,000) – Lot 3184

RARE MARTIALLY MARKED REMINGTON BEALS ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

SN 1647. Cal. 44. Standard configuration with 8″ oct bbl, 2-line address, large German silver cone front sight. “BEALS PATENT SEPT. 14 1858 / MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS ILION. N.Y.”. Less than 1,900 of this model were made 1861-1862 and about 750 passed Army inspection. This gun has very weak and almost indiscernible inspector’s cartouche on left grip and sub-inspector letters found on most metal parts. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Fair to good overall. Matching SNs found on bbl and frame. Cylinder has indiscernible SN, but does have same matching “HH” inspector mark found on bbl and frame. Arbor, loading assembly and right grip appear replaced. Metal overall cleaned with brown/grey patina old tool marks, dings, dents and scratches. Grips fit well with dents, dings and gouges, right grip is varnished. Mechanically sound with good discernible rifling. 52332-17 JS (1,500-2,000) – Lot 3185

RARE REMINGTON BEALS ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

SN 855. Cal. 44. 8″ oct bbl, dovetailed German silver cone front sight with grooved top strap rear sight. “BEAL’S PATENT SEPT. 14 1858 / MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS’ ILION N.Y. found on bbl top flat. Mounted with smooth 2-pc walnut grips with discernible cartouches. Most parts of gun have small sub-inspector marks. About 1900 of these revolvers made, of which 750 are U.S. martials. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Good to very good overall. No orig finish, matching SNs found on bbl, cylinder and frame. Gun appears orig with exception of several replaced screws and welded repair to hammer spur. Stocks are well fit with chips at toes with discernible cartouches. Mechanically functional with discernible rifling in bore. 52332-10 JS (1,000-1,500) – Lot 3186

SCARCE BEALS ARMY MODEL .44 REVOLVER.

SN 309. Cal. 44. 8″ bbl. Standard 2-line marking on top of bbl. Wood grips. Bbl threads concealed by frame. These were made from 1861-1862. Estimated total production at 1,900. 50-80% of production was purchased by U.S. Army on the open market for the Civil War, did not bear inspector’s marks. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Good with light to moderate pitting on bbl and cylinder. Gun appears to have been cleaned at one point. Touched up. Cylinder pin as well as loading lever locking lug on bottom of bbl may be replacements. Markings are weak on top of bbl. Gun shows wear, as do grips. Bore is dirty with some pitting and strong rifling. Mechanics are fine. 52332-12 GER (850-1,250) – Lot 3187

RARE MARTIALLY MARKED REMINGTON BEALS ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

SN 1680. Cal. 44. Standard configuration with 8″ oct bbl, 2-line address “BEALS PATENT SEPT. 14 1858 / MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS ILION. N.Y.”. Less than 1,900 of this model were made 1861-1862 and about 750 passed Army inspection. This gun has weak but discernible inspector’s cartouche on left grip and sub-inspector letters found on most metal parts. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Good to very good overall, all matching SNs found on bbl, cylinder and frame. Overall brown mottled patina. Grips are sound, well fit with edge wear. Several gouges, moderate edge wear and old tacking marks. Initials are carved in grip on one side as can be seen in photos. Mechanically sound with discernible rifling. 52332-23 JS (800-1,000) – Lot 3188

RARE REMINGTON BEALS ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

SN 164. Cal. 44. Standard configuration with 8″ oct bbl, 2-line address “BEALS PATENT SEPT. 14 1858 / MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS ILION. N.Y.”. Large German silver cone front sight. Less than 1,900 of this model were made 1861-1862 and most saw hard use during the Civil War. About 1200 of these guns were sold in the private market, and this is a nice orig and complete survivor. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Good to very good overall, matching SNs found on bbl, frame and penciled inside each grip. Overall grey patina. Grips are sound, well fit with edge wear, hand worn patina, some bowing, crack on left grip with stamped initial “M”. Mechanically sound with good crisp rifling. 52332-26 JS (800-1,200) – Lot 3189

RARE REMINGTON BEALS ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

SN 415. Cal. 44. Standard configuration with 8″ oct bbl, 2-line address “BEALS PATENT SEPT. 14 1858 / MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS ILION. N.Y.”. Less than 1,900 of this model were made 1861-1862. This gun has an attic “as found” appearance and could use a good cleaning, but bbl markings are quite crisp and discernible. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Good to very good overall, all matching SNs found on bbl, frame, and penciled inside each grip. Overall grungy brown/grey patina. Top spur of hammer is broken and has been rounded for continued use. Grips are sound, well fit with edge wear, chipping and tacking. Chip to inside left toe. Mechanically sound with good discernible rifling. 52332-27 JS (750-950) – Lot 3190

RARE EARLY REMINGTON BEALS NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER IN ORIGINAL HOLSTER, SN 173.

SN 173. Cal. 36. 7-1/2″ oct bbl, dovetailed German silver cone front sight with grooved top strap rear sight. “BEAL’S PATENT SEPT. 14 1858 / MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS’ ILION N.Y. found on bbl top flat. Mounted with varnished 2-pc walnut grips. Unusual variant of cylinder pin has sgl flange instead of dbl seen on most guns with long pin extension. Matching SNs are found on bbl, left side of loading arm which has mortise cut for the pin extension of cylinder pin, frame and penciled inside each grip. Cylinder is not SNd but has same assembly letter “B” as hammer. This is an unusual configuration that obviously occurred in only the first production even though SN 73 (also in this collection) is in standard configuration with shorter bbl and dbl flanged arbor with 2 cutouts in frame instead of sgl one seen on right side and not left side. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Very fine overall. Gun retains about 80% of its orig bright blue, mostly on bbl and cylinder. Cylinder has two drag lines and damage on back between cones. Grips well fit with moderate edge wear and small dings and dents, retaining traces of thin orig varnish. Mechanically crisp with bright shiny bore. The well-fit brown leather military style flap holster is sound and solid with scuffing and deterioration at one top edge which does not affect overall aesthetics. Still retains leather sleeve for tab closure and sewn belt loop. 52332-8 JS (6,000-8,000) – Lot 3191

RARE BOXED REMINGTON BEALS NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER, SN 50.

SN 50. Cal. 36. Extremely rare wallpaper veneered, partitioned box retains among the earliest Beals Navy with flask, mold, tool and cartridge pack. 7-1/2″ oct bbl, dovetailed German silver cone front sight with grooved top strap rear sight. “BEAL’S PATENT SEPT. 14 1858 / MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS’ ILION N.Y. found on bbl top flat. Mounted with varnished 2-pc walnut grips. Unusual variant of cylinder pin has sgl flange instead of dbl seen on most guns with long pin extension. Matching SNs are found on bbl, right side of loading arm which has mortise cut for the pin extension of cylinder pin, frame and penciled inside each grip. Cylinder is not SNd but has same assembly letter “B” as hammer. This is an unusual configuration that obviously occurred in only a few surviving examples, not chronological by SN as SN 73 is in standard configuration with shorter bbl and dbl flanged arbor with 2 cutouts in frame instead of sgl one seen on right side and not left side. But SN 173 is also single eared variant. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Fine overall. Gun retains about half of its orig thinning blue, mostly on bbl and cylinder. Grips well fit with moderate edge wear and small dings and dents retain much of their orig bright varnish. Mechanically crisp with bright rifled bore. Accompanying box is sound with repairs to all 4 corners, with small reductions, chipping and scuffing to veneer. Interior is soiled and stained. Flask retains about 80% orig varnish and is in matching fine condition. 2-cavity mold is well used, cleaned with pitting to unmarked sprue cutter. Two gun tools are very good. Cartridge pack has good label, though opened and cartridges broken. 52332-7 JS (4,500-6,500) – Lot 3192

VERY RARE REMINGTON BEALS MARTIALLY MARKED NAVY .36 CAL. REVOLVER.

SN 14143. Cal. 36. 7-1/2″ bbl. Standard 2-line address of top of bbl. Inspector’s mark on left side of bbl frame, cyl. Cartouche on left grip. Made in 1862. Between 400 and 500 total were sold to the U.S. Army for use in the Civil War and so marked. Proper SN range. Concealed bbl threads. All external numbers matching. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Good condition, crisp. Pleasing patina overall with very slight traces of orig blue. Light to moderate pitting. Markings are clear. Wood grips are fine with light handling marks, minor dings, visible cartouche. Bore has strong rifling with some pitting. Loading lever screw may be a replacement. Mechanics are fine with sharp action. 52332-2 GER (1,500-2,000) – Lot 3193

RARE REMINGTON BEALS NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER, SN 73.

SN 73. Cal. 36. 7-3/8″ oct bbl, dovetailed German silver cone front sight with grooved top strap rear sight. “BEAL’S PATENT SEPT. 14 1858 / MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS’ ILION N.Y. found on bbl top flat. Mounted with smooth 2-pc varnished walnut grips. Gun appears all matching with SN found on bbl, frame and penciled inside each grip. PROVENANCE: Collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Very good overall, retaining about 30% thinning blue on bbl with balance mottled plum/brown. Traces of finish found scattered on rest of gun, including about half orig silver on trigger guard. Well fit grips retain about 80% varnished finish. Mechanically sound with crisp well defined bore. 52332-3 JS (1,000-1,500) – Lot 3194

SCARCE MARTIAL REMINGTON 1861 NAVY .36 CAL REVOLVER.

SN 15269. Cal. 36. 7-3/8″ oct bbl. Blue finish, pinched post front sight and usual 2-line address “PATENTED DEC. 17 1861/MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS ILION, NY”. Early production with Beals type frame, concealed bbl threads. Channel cut along top of loading lever. Though approx 7,000-8,000 of this model was made for the US government orders in 1862, survival of these guns in orig configuration are scarce. This example is in fine condition overall retaining much of its orig finish and bright inspector’s cartouche. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Fine condition with a significant amount of orig blue on cyl, bbl, lever, protected areas on frame. Majority of orig case colors on hammer. Some minor pitting on front of hammer. Orig wood grips have some dings and handling marks, strong cartouche. All markings clear, including sub inspector’s marks on left side of frame and bbl, cyl. Some dings in metal on top rear edge of frame. Bore is bright with sharp rifling, several moderate pits toward muzzle. No visible SN on cylinder. Mechanics are fine. 52332-4 GER (3,500-4,500) – Lot 3195

SCARCE MARTIAL REMINGTON 1861 NAVY .36 CAL REVOLVER.

SN 15428. Cal. 36. 7-3/8″ oct bbl. Blue finish, pinched post front sight and usual 2-line address “PATENTED DEC. 17 1861/MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS ILION, NY”. Early production with Beals type frame, concealed bbl threads. Channel cut along top of loading lever. Though approx 7,000-8,000 of this model was made for the US government orders in 1862, survival of these guns in orig configuration are scarce. This example is in fine condition overall retaining much of its orig finish and bright inspector’s cartouche. No visible SN on cyl. PROVENANCE: Ex-Collection of Charles A. Lamb. The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Fine overall. Bbl, frame and cyl retain matching gray/brown patina with about 20% bright blue finish retained especially in protected areas. Inspector marks and other markings are crisp and easily discerned though the first line of the bbl address was lightly struck. Stocks are sound and solid with minor dings and dents with bright and well struck inspector’s cartouche on left side. Mechanics are crisp and the bore is crisp and bright. 52332-5 GER (2,500-3,500) – Lot 3196

RARE MARTIALLY MARKED REMINGTON MODEL 1861 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

SN 19567. Cal. 36. Standard configuration with 7-3/8″ oct bbl, 2-line address “PATENT DEC 17 1861 / MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS’ ILION. N.Y.”. Only about 7,000 of this model were made 1862 and all made for Army contracts. This gun has discernible inspector’s cartouches on left stock and sub-inspector letters found on most metal parts. This is a nice example with crisp markings and strong traces of orig finish. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Very good to fine overall, all matching, SNs found on bbl and frame. Gun is a mottled blue/plum with staining and pitting, early large German silver cone front sight. Gun retains about 30% orig finish overall. Cylinder has heavy drag mark and is battered between cones. Markings crisp, grips well fit with moderate edge wear, cartouche is just visible in outline with hand worn patina. Mechanically, cylinder does not index; crisp shiny bore. 52332-6 JS (1,500-2,000) – Lot 3197

FINE REMINGTON NEW MODEL NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

SN 35973. Cal. 36. Very nice example of a scarce Civil War Remington percussion navy retaining most of its orig finish. Standard configuration with 7-1/2″ bbl address stamped on top flat “PATENTED SEPT. 14 1858 / E REMINGTON & SONS. ILION. NEW YORK. U.S.A. / NEW-MODEL”. PROVENANCE: Leon Jackson, Dallas, TX, 1982; Robert Howard Collection; the collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Fine overall. All matching, SNs found on bbl, frame and penciled inside each grip. Bbl retains about 70% bright blue with balance plum/grey. Remainder of gun retains about 20% bright blue with matching mottled grey/plum. Trigger retains virtually all it’s orig fire blue. Well fit grips show very light edge wear, retaining virtually all their orig varnish. Mechanically crisp with bright shiny bore. 52332-1 JS (800-1,200) – Lot 3198

EXTREMELY FINE SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1 3RD ISSUE REVOLVER.

SN 56617. Cal. 22. This is not a difficult gun to find, but quite rare in such high condition retaining virtually all bright blue finish. This gun is in standard configuration 3-3/16″ keyhole bbl, 7-shot fluted cylinder with 1-line bbl address. Rosewood “birds head” grips. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Very fine to extra fine overall. Gun retains 95% orig bright blue with largest reductions on buttstrap. Grips retain 95% of their orig varnish, mechanically crisp with bright shiny bore. 52332-47 JS (800-1,200) – Lot 3199

RARE AND VERY FINE CASED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1, 1ST ISSUE REVOLVER, 2ND TYPE.

SN 884. Cal. 22. 3-3/16″ bbl. This variation has distinctive “bayonet-style” bbl latch. Only about 800 of this variation of the 1857-1858 manufactured Model 1 Smith & Wesson revolvers were made. Very few survived in such high condition retaining most of their orig finish, especially in Smith & Wesson embossed hard rubber casing. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Very fine overall. Bbl and cylinder retain about 50% orig bright blue finish and frame retains about 95% orig silver. Rosewood grips retain most of their orig varnish. Casing has chip missing from upper top right corner and repair to lower right corner. Mechanics are crisp with bright shiny bore. 52332-45 JS (3,500-4,500) – Lot 3200

Please Note: This is a Model 1, 2nd Issue.

EXTREMELY FINE CASED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1, 1ST ISSUE REVOLVER, 6TH TYPE.

SN 11292. Cal. 22. These pre-Civil War Model 1 revolvers are rare to find in high condition, especially with Smith & Wesson embossed hard rubber cases. This is an exceptional example retaining virtually all of its orig finish. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Gun retains about 99% orig bright blue finish with sharp edge wear. Grips are well fit retaining most of their varnish, with light edge wear. Mechanics crisp with bright shiny bore. Accompanying orig Smith & Wesson casing is very good overall with several chips in lid and chip repair to bottom forward right corner. Interior is also very good with light staining and soiling. 52332-43 JS (2,500-3,500) – Lot 3201