Fine pair of mid 19th Century cased percussion six-shot J.R. Cooper patent under-hammer small bore pepperbox revolvers, with fluted barrels engraved with foliage around the muzzles and numbered '126' at the breeches, rounded white-metal actions and butts, signed on one side 'J.R. Cooper Patent', blued thumb-piece safety catch, blued ring trigger finely chequered grip, the circular butt caps with hinged traps engraved with floral patterns, engraved back straps with owners initials, in their original lined and fitted mahogany case with full accessories including two-way silver-plated powder flask by Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, bullet mould for ball and conical bullets, box with spare nipples, circular cap dispenser signed 'Allport Improved' two tins of percussion caps by W & C Eley, round box with spare caps, two ebony handled turn-screws, ebony handled nipple remover and ram-rod 'cleaner' with brass end and worm, the interior of lid with label, William & Powell, Successor to Patrick gunmaker Liverpool, the mahogany case with brass corners and a circular escutcheon engraved 'Presented to Mr Light by Mr Moss' Condition: See further images - we would recommend viewing this lot in person