Help identify this revolver

[Calharris]

Need help figuring out. Oils like to know age, caliber and value before deciding what to do with it.
Stamps on pistol say:
Deutsche Industrie
Weisbach
Serial number 3556
possibly .35 caliber

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[Crohnos01]

It looks a lot like a low end revolver I inherited from my Grandfather. RG Rohm was/is the manufacturer. I believe some parts are still available for them as well.

 

[KKG]

Well, it looks very interesting. You might try a .38 S & W Special cartridge in the Cylinder and see if it fits. You might also try a straight .38 S&W - this is NOT just a shorter .38 Special. The .38 S&W is a .360 caliber while the .38 Special is .357. I'd guess this could be from before WW-2 when the .38 S&W was more common. I'm going to have to go do some research and if I find anything I'll let you know.

 

[deadeye]

Weisbach listed in German directories as a firearms maker and wholesaler 1900-1920.
couldn't give a caliber as I would want to see it and measure it. It would also be a good idea to do a casting.
Most likely this was made in Germany (Deutsche Industrie) in the town of Weisbach. Those types of pistols were the Saturday night special of the time made cheap so everyone could afford them.

 

[Calharris]

I appecreciate what you can find out. I am a novice at this and am very curious.

 

[Crohnos01]

Here's a link to the place I found parts at; assuming it's an RG Rohm, but it looks very much like one. At the very least, these folks may be able to help you figure out what you have exactly.

Rohm RG Revolver and Automatic Pistol Parts, German Pistol Parts, Bob's Gun Shop, RG Gun Parts, Rohm Single Action Gun Parts, RG Rohm Derrigner Parts, RG Rohm , RG Rohm RG-26 25 Automatic Parts, RG Rohm RG-25 Automatic pistol parts, RG Rohm Pistol Grips, RG Rohm Automatic Pitol Clips, RG Rohm German Pistol Parts,

 

[CountryGent]

From the marking ("Deutsche Industrie"), the safety, the logo on the grips, and the layout, could this be an Arminius?

Here is an example in .25 ACP. Here's some pictures of variations, including .32 S&W.