The included factory letter lists this revolver in .44 Special with a 6 inch barrel, bright blue finish, rosewood grips and engraved "Cecil R. King" when shipped on May 22, 1952. The revolver is fitted with target sights and marked with "SMITH & WESSON" on the left and "44 S&W SPECIAL CTG" on the right. The frame is marked with the S&W monogram on the left. The ejector shroud is stamped with the "B" inside a diamond refinish marking from when the revolver received the current extra polished deluxe blue finish. Matching "Club Gun" serial number (0472) stamped on the butt, cylinder, and barrel. These revolvers were intended to be given or loaned to shooting clubs and individuals as test guns. Notable shooters received several, and some of them show shipments to several people or clubs. The sideplate is inscribed "Cecil R. King". Cecil R. King (January 13, 1898-March 17, 1974) served as a member of the California State Assembly representing the 67th district from 1937-1942. He was then elected as a member of the United States House of Representatives, serving as the first representative of California's 17th district from 1942-1969. It was during his time in the House of Representatives that King would receive this revolver. During his time in office, King would vote in favor of the Civil Rights Acts of the 50s and 60s and the 24th Amendment. Before making his entrance into politics, King fought in World War I as a private. Includes a S&W gold box with an added and remarked end label.