Manufactured in 1901. "R.A.C." inspected. "U.S./ARMY/MODEL/1901/No/150/475" marked butt.

Very good with some original finish, handling marks, spotting/pitting, dings, and a cylinder drag line. Grips are very good with general wear and scratches. Cylinder intermittently does not rotate, mechanically functions.

Manufactured 1918. "U.S./ARMY/MODEL/1917/No/11/107" marked butt. "7400" marked on barrel, frame, and crane at the time of arsenal refurbishment. Non-matching numbered replacement cylinder.

Very good overall as aresenal refurbished, with handling marks, scattered flaking, spotting/pitting, a cylinder drag line. Grips arealso very good as reoiled, with chips, dings, and scratches. Mechanically excellent.

Manufactured 1917. Birmingham proofs on the barrel, cylinder, and frame.

Very good as refinished with handling marks, pitting/oxidation, and some softened markings. The undersized replacement grips are fine with light handling marks and crisp checkering. Mechanically excellent.