[Sherman21]

Inherited from Grandfather. He was in WW2. Can someone tell me about the value, or any information?

 

[sharps4590]

I suspect Belgian. There should be some kind of proofs on the cylinder. If you can find "elg" in a circle or shield that will confirm it was at least Belgian proofed. S/N's were not commonly used at that time. Most likely the only numbers you will find will be assembly numbers. I'm not familiar enough with the revolver to know if it had a model number or name. Model #'s were not in general use at that time either.

The thing that caught my eye is the grips. I believe they're horn? Beautiful.

 

[Bill DeShivs]

The gun was badly rusted and then reblued.
It's only value is as a curio or keepsake.

 

[lefaucheux 54]

Like "sharps" is saying: probably belgium
The bridge with 2 screws over the cylinder , between the breech and the barrel, is a patent by Janssen.

you can see his patent here below

http://www.littlegun.be/ma_collection/belgique/be pqrstuvwxyz/a be pirlot freres fr.htm

Eugène L.