Hello, this item is an antique double-barrel pocket pistol with percussion-style external hammers, break-open action, wood grip, steel frame, and light engraved decoration, likely dating to the mid-to-late 19th century rather than being a true Wilson 50th Anniversary factory commemorative firearm. The pistol shows characteristics associated with small European or American pocket pistols made for personal defense, including compact twin barrels, simple foliate or crosshatched engraving, rounded wooden grip, and visible percussion or pinfire-related components. The later fitted presentation case, red lining, wooden display block, and Wilson 50th Anniversary logo add decorative presentation value, but the pistol itself does not show clear visible maker’s marks, proof marks, serial number, or commemorative inscription confirming a direct Wilson anniversary manufacture. The five cartridges included appear old and display-related, but they should be treated as separate accessories rather than proof of original completeness.

The pistol is in fair antique condition, with notable oxidation, surface pitting, darkened metal, wear to the action area, aged wood, and a later or custom display case. The open breech and barrel photographs are useful, but the photographs do not confirm whether the mechanism is complete, functional, or safe, and any live-fire use should be avoided without inspection by a qualified antique firearms specialist. The value is mainly decorative and collectible, supported by age, double-barrel form, case presentation, and visual appeal, but reduced by uncertain maker attribution, lack of visible markings, oxidation, and the likely later Wilson presentation association. Fair Market Value: $450 - $900 USD.