Manufactured in late 1873, the factory letter included with this revolver lists the caliber and barrel length, as well as shipment to Schuyler, Hartley & Graham on 1 January 1874 in a 100 gun shipment. The revolver shows 75% plus coverage New York style floral scroll, starburst, wavy line, and punch-dot engraving, as well as the standard two-line address on top of the barrel and "32 CAL" on the left of the frame. It is fitted with blade and frame notch sights, as well as a pair of smooth pearl grips. Includes a hardwood retailer style case, key, and nine .32 RF cartridges.

Fine, retaining 85% plus of the retailer applied nickel and 40% plus of the retailer applied silver/gold on the cylinder with about half showing a dark aged patina and some scattered patches of light flaking overall. The grips are very fine with minimal handling marks. Mechanically excellent. The case is very fine with a few light handling/storage marks.