Vintage Revolver Safety Device Patent Print – 1896 Invention by D. B. & J. H. Wesson

Explore the history of firearm innovation with this vintage revolver safety device patent print, originally patented by Daniel B. Wesson & Joseph H. Wesson on December 22, 1896 (Patent No. 573,736A). This patent showcases a mechanical safety mechanism designed to prevent accidental discharge, reflecting a key advancement in firearm safety and reliability.

This detailed blueprint illustrates the inner workings of a classic Smith & Wesson-style revolver, featuring the integrated safety system, firing mechanism, and lock components. Such advancements in late 19th-century firearm engineering played a crucial role in the development of safer and more reliable handguns, setting standards for modern firearm safety.

Perfect for gun collectors, military historians, and firearm enthusiasts, this high-quality patent reproduction adds a touch of historical craftsmanship and mechanical ingenuity to gun rooms, offices, and workshops.