Help identify this pistol

[jmpgnr24k]

Found it in a lot sale. It's just a wall hanger but it would be cool to know what it is.

[jmpgnr24k]

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[jmpgnr24k]

Has some marking on the top of the frame but not legible.

[89 Vision]

Interesting revolver. Definitely of European decent. It looks a bit like a Webley R.I.C. No 1, although I'm pretty sure it's not.

[Gutz]

I'd clean it up, and shoot it. Then hang it.

[jmpgnr24k]

It actually really looks like one of those. But I don't think it's shootable anymore

[SailorDave]

It looks similar to a Italian Model 1889 Type I Bodeo revolver. But the one I saw had a fluted cylinder. I agree it is European, and I would assume its pre-1900. Other than that I dont have any useful information. Maybe Google pre-1900 European revolvers and see what turns up?

[SailorDave]

Okay doing a little more research it might be a Lefaucheux. Used by basically everyone in Europe. Ive come across German ones, French ones, Swedish ones, Italian ones, etc. No readable markings on it at all?

[jmpgnr24k]

On top of the frame is some markings but not readable at all. I would have to remove some of the rust. First letter sort of looks like an "L"

[Emdawg]

Looks like a Royal Irish Revolver, but the frame is little too big.

[SailorDave]

Similar, but not exact

[jmpgnr24k]

Well it's not a Lefaucheux, and so far the Webley 89 vision mentioned is the closest thing

[Emdawg]

Looks a variation of this Belgian make. Note the cylinder and barrel.

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Belgian_DA_revolver_801.jpg

[89 Vision]

^Looks pretty darn close to me.

[SailorDave]

Yeah, that looks almost spot on.