Help Identifying and Determining Value of this Antique Pistol

[CasualButJiggy]

The attached photos are of a pistol that my Father bought as a boy in England in 1954. It broke years later as it was essentially a "toy" for him.

The only markings I can find on it are "Thos Phillips", and the barrel is marked "London". All the pieces I have are in the photo. I zip tied the barrel to the wood because it is loose. The wood is broken and the broken off piece is missing.

I want to find out more about it. Is it repairable or even worth repairing? Does it have any value in it's current condition?

I've attempted several Google searches but really haven't found anything using that name.

Any input would be appreciated. Thank you.

 

[Deer Slayer]

Just found this online and thought I would help. Yours looks like it is in better shape so that might affect the price for the better on your half.

 

[CasualButJiggy]

I would certainly rate mine in POOR condition. That's interest though, thanks for posting that.

 

[Deer Slayer]

No problem!

 

[Broc Tuah]

The top part of the hammer that holds the flint seems to be missing. The wood is messed up and that plastic tie doesnt help.

It is not worth too much, unless its some unique gun.