The 'Union' marking was used by several different manufacturers, although your revolver was probably made by the Hood Firearms Co. These interesting 19th-century hideout pistols are becoming more collectable in high condition, up to $200-$250 if truly excellent. Typical examples in 50% condition can be had for $100-$125. sales@countrygunsmith.net If the revolver is marked "Union .38" on the top of the frame, it was made by the Prescott Pistol Company of Hatfield, Ma. They were only in business from 1873-75 and their revolvers are not frequently seen. They rarely put their name on the revolvers, but are usually identified by their brass frames(usually plated). They may be worth as much as $1250 or as little as $175 depending on condition and model.
That patent date appears on the H&R Model 1 revolver, which is a spur trigger single action in either .32 rimfire or .38 rimfire. Value can reach $200 or slightly more in top condition. sales@countrygunsmith.net
Just like a car is it in the showroom or the junkyard, value is determined by condition, condition, condition, and condition.
Used $100-175 depending on the condition.
value depends on overall condition..............
I own one myself. It's a .22 caliber rimfire revolver, first made around 1925 with an octagonal barrel. The round barrel was introduced in 1938 and it was produced on and off again until the 70s. It's a decent solid frame revolver. Maybe depending on condition you could get a few hundred for one.
375.00-500.00 depending on overall condition of your revolver.
Need make, model & condition.
The Colt 45 caliber 1904 revolver in excellent condition is valued at $4,500. In good condition, it is valued at $2,200.
value depends on overall condition.................
value depends on overall condition, model ..................
50-5000 USD depending on EXACTLY what you have and its condition.
$20-$100, depending on condition.