Manufactured in 1918. Two-line/two-block address and patent dates on the left side of the slide divided by the Rampant Colt, the Army nomenclature on the reverse, United States Property marked and "eagle head/S12" inspected frame, long smooth trigger, wide checkered hammer, short grip safety, smooth flat mainspring housing, an unmarked two-tone magazine, and a full blue barrel with "H/P" on top of the chamber hood. With a hardwood case bearing a brass "American Great Seal" plate on the lid, two extra two-tone magazines, an extra set of checkered walnut grips, and an invoice from Turnbull Restoration dated to December 2020, detailing the work done on the pistol and included magazines and stating that all currently installed parts appear to be period correct.

Very fine as professionally restored by Turnbull Restoration, with 99% of the factory quality blue finish, showing minimal handling marks. The magazines show some pitting and dings, the grips show mild dents and scuffs, and the case is good. Mechanically excellent.