Factory letter states revolver was shipped to Hartley & Graham of New York City with a 6 inch barrel in .41 caliber, nickel finish, and hard rubber stocks. This was a 10 gun shipment. With an oversized Mexican loop holster. Per consignor the gun was previously the "property of a general named Eley."

Good as refinished/cleaned, with legible acid etched panel, some softened grip checkering. Mechanically functions but cylinder does not lock properly. Holster is fine.

Manufactured in 1882.

Fine overall as refinished with some finished over pitting, some softened grip checkering. Mechanically fine.