Revolver. Consultation.

Hello. I ask the experts to tell the story of such a revolver. This gun is dug in Western Ukraine. I did not find anything like it on the Internet. Thank.

 

I can't say make or model, but it was a cheap piece around 1900.

The grips looks like they might be okay and have some collector interest.

The gun itself is worth seventy dollars per ton.

 

Measure the diameter of the inside of the barrel.

 

The drum that turns has a diameter of 39 millimeters.

 

I think I've got the handle right......

Right around the end of the Civil War Webley introduced a series of solid-frame double action revolvers in large calibers. These were adopted for the Royal Irish Constabulary, causing the model to be officially named the RIC. A short-handled variant for pocket-carry was also introduced, known as a ‘Bulldog.’ These became very popular, and were widely copied in Belgium, Spain and the United States. In the American west of the 19th C. these guns were widely carried by people as a concealed-carry weapon or ‘belly gun,’ to the extent that at least one author has dubbed them, ‘the gun that really won the west.’

While Webley only applied the name ‘Bulldog’ to guns of forty-caliber or larger, guns made in other places were often called ‘British Bulldogs’ regardless of caliber. In Belgium small caliber guns with folding triggers were referred to as ‘Puppies,

 

I’d bet on Belgian manufacture, probably a copy of Webley.

 

Thank. That's right. This one is very similar to my revolver.

https://www.bonhams.com/auctions/23410/lot/1349/?category=list

 

it's close...but yours has the break open barrel....so not exact.