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If the pistol is in MInt condition it may be worth around $250-300. Those breaktop revolvers made around that time were made cheaply and nearly every manufacturer of guns made them. they do not command high premiums and are generally higher valued when included in a collection of pistols from that era.

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Q: What is a 1877 forehand and wadsworth revolver with a patent date of July 24 1877 worth?
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