The deceased Chicago mobster's revolver just sold for $109,080 at a Christie's auction in London.

Made in 1929, the Colt. 38 double-action revolver was left to Capone's brother Ralph 18 years later. It was sold to a private collector in 1990 by Ralph Capone's widow who included a sworn affidavit that was owned by her infamous brother-in-law.

"It's certainly had some shots fired through it, looking at the general condition," Howard Dixon, a Christie's arms specialist, told CNN. "One can suppose that, yes, it could have seen some action somewhere."

The gun went for less than the anticipated $113,00 it was expected to draw. Too bad they couldn't tie it to the Valentine's Day Massacre, in which seven members of a Northside Irish gang were slain reportedly on the order of Capone. No doubt, that would have sent the price sky-high.