Help identifying old gun!

[Everlastingfate]

I know someone on here knows what this is... I inherited this thing and can't find much online about it.

[JDA58]

Don't know but fixed your picture

[knight0334]

If it isn't a knockoff, forgery, or reproduction:

Either (Thomas)Ketland and Co. or a W. Ketland. Made in London England. Probably .44 caliber, but many manufacturers back then also made .36, .32, .28, .22 and a few other calibers.

With that being percussion, it would be one of their later production guns(if it legit).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Ketland

A somewhat similar model for reference - http://www.gunrunnerauctions.com/lis...num=1062172794

[Everlastingfate]

Thank you both very much. How could I find out the value?

[knight0334]

With that piece - you may have to look at auction prices. I didn't see anything about it in my books and Blue Book subscription.

I personally wouldn't value it beyond $300. $200 would probably be more realistic.