$225.00
Estate Handgun Listings – U.S. Revolver Co. Top-Break
- Price Negotiable?: Yes
- Phone Number: Click to view
- Condition: Used
- Listing Type: Individual
- City: Roy
- State: Utah
- Zip/Postal Code: 84067
- Local County (e.g., Summit County): Weber County
- Make/Brand: U.S. Revolver Co. (made by Iver Johnson)
- Model: Top-break revolver, 5-shot
- Caliber: Not stamped in my photos; likely .32 S&W
- Terms: Must agree to terms
- Listed: October 7, 2026 11:24 am
- Expires: 59 days, 16 hours

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U.S. Revolver Co. Top-Break
Make/Brand: U.S. Revolver Co. (made by Iver Johnson)
Model: Top-break revolver, 5-shot
Caliber: Not stamped in my photos; likely .32 S&W
Price: $225 OBO
Description:
COMBINATION LISTING PROMOTION: This is number four of four vintage revolvers from a family estate, each listed separately. Buy any two and take 10% off the total. Buy three or all four and take 15% off. Message me for combo pricing.
U.S. Revolver Co. top-break revolver with an exposed hammer, 5-shot. U.S. Revolver Co. was a lower-cost brand made by Iver Johnson, and this style is generally dated to roughly 1910 to 1935. Original checkered hard rubber grips with “U.S.” medallions. Serial ends in 1465.
I did not find a caliber stamp in my photos. Frame size and 5 chambers suggest .32 S&W, so please measure or have it checked before you buy. This is a good one for a display, a vintage revolver collection, or a project.
Condition: The original finish has faded to an even brown and gray patina, with some bluing left on the barrel and cylinder. The grips are in good shape. The bores look open. There is a rough, pitted area at the center of the cylinder face, which is shown in photo 3. Function has not been tested by me, so please inspect it.
Estate item, sold as-is as a collectible. Private sale to Utah residents only. Valid Utah ID required (a Utah concealed carry permit is a plus). Both parties sign a bill of sale. Public meeting place, cash only. Maker, date range, and caliber are my good-faith identification from the markings and outside research, so please verify them yourself. Revolvers of this age were built for low-pressure ammunition. I am not a gunsmith, and I make no guarantee of safety to fire. Have it checked by a qualified gunsmith before any use.





