This revolver was manufactured in 1862 and made its way to England based on the Birmingham proof and view marks on the barrel and cylinder. The other markings and features are standard, including matching serial numbers on the wedge, arbor, barrel, frame, trigger guard, and back strap. It comes in a fitted oak case with navy blue lining, a Colt loading and cleaning label inside the lid, cleaning rod, L-shaped combination tool, ball/bullet mold, cap tin, Hawksley flask, and oiler.

Fine with 50% plus original blue and 30% casehardened finish, 80% original silver plating, aged patina on the silver and brass, smooth gray and brown patina on the balance, and generally minor overall wear. The revarnished grip is good and has some chips at the corners, a spliced repair at the toe on the left, and some scrapes and dings. Mechanically fine. The case is fine and has mild age and storage related wear, and the accessories are mostly very fine with minor wear.