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![]() Peanut Deringer marked SLOTTER & CO/PHIL'A Circa 1868-1870 Guns International #: 100685639 Seller's Inventory #: 06 Category: Antique Pistols - Percussion - Derringer Antique Seller's Information When emailing or calling sellers direct, please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com Seller: Doug Eberhart Member Since: 4/3/16 First Name: Loyd D Last Name: Eberhart State: Georgia Zip: 30009 Country: United States Phone: 770-827-4105 Number of Active Listings: 0 Total Number of Listings: 7 Seller: Private Seller Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns. Payment Types Accepted: Money Orders, Cashiers Check, Personal Check only with prior approval from seller Description: This piece was made by the Slotterbeck Bros. after they left A.J. Plate in San Francisco, when Henry Deringer Sued Plate for selling counterfeit copies of his guns made by Slotter. This gun is a true peanut, measuring only 5" overall with a 1 1/2" barrel, it was made for J.P. LOWER and so marked on the top flat of the barrel. This was done while Lower had a shop in Denver, CO. The left side has the sunburst but no "P" as that was a Henry Deringer trademark. It is made 95% like a Henry Deringer, as they were still trying to capitolize on his famous style and name. It is fitted with all German silver, which is all original and nicely engraved. The lock is marked SLOTTER & CO. PHILA. ?Much of the orginal blue is remaining on the hammer, lock plate, breech and tang, which is original to this period and style deringer pistol. The wood is sound with very nice checkering in the normal places. This is a rare gun as not many of this size were made as well as having the Dealership J.P. LOWER marking. The barrel has some blue finish remaining in places and WART/STEEL is stamped on the right side of the barrel. The Slotters advertised their guns as superior to other Deringers as the other guns were made in wrought iron. See picture from my book "The Deringer in America" Volume I, page 220. Free shipping in USA. SOLD Antique: Yes |