The factory letter lists this revolver in .41 caliber with a 6 inch barrel, nickel finish with gilt cylinder, factory engraving, and type of stocks not listed but the remarks stating the revolver was "embellished with a Mexican Eagle motifs". Other similar examples featured this detail carved into the right grip. The revolver was part of a shipment with a pair of guns of this type sold to A. Combaluzier of Mexico City and shipped to Agencia de Consignaciones del Carril Mexicano (Mexican Lane Consignment Agency) in Vera Cruz, Mexico, in April of 1892. The revolver is accompanied by a Mexican double loop holster and cartridge belt rig with scroll and floral designs. Provenance: The Charles Marx Collection

Fair with some original finish, mottled gray patina, pitting, crude period replacement grips, and moderate overall wear. Mechanically functions intermittently. The holster rig is very good with mild overall wear.