Manufactured between 1873 and 1876. Fixed sights, with the rib marked "XXX STANDARD 1872" and the one line address/patent marking on the left side of the barrel, flanked by a floral-like engraving that is more elaborate on the other side. Spur trigger, 5 round fluted cylinder and smooth pearl bird head grips (left grip is missing but screw is included). The frame and backstrap are scroll and punch dot engraved, with a diamond engraving between the cylinder flutes.

Good, with the frame retaining approximately 90% of the nickel finish and the barrel and cylinder retaining approximately 40% of the nickel finish. There are some minor nicks on the muzzle and some very light pin prick pitting overall. The markings are very faint. The right grip is good with a large chip missing around the screw hole and smooth yellow patina around the edges. Mechanically needs work.

Manufactured from 1875 to 1887. The rib is marked with the one line model designation and the one line New Haven address/patent marking is on the left barrel side. Blade front and frame notch sights, 5-round long fluted cylinder and checkered bird head grips with a star at the tops. The barrel sides, top of the rib, area between the cylinder flutes, top of the frame and backstrap are engraved with a zig zag and dot pattern, with a scroll and punch dot engraved frame.

Good, with the barrel and cylinder having been polished to a bright metal finish. The frame retains approximately 95% of the nickel finish with limited deep corrosion on the butt. There is some minor pin prick pitting overall. The grips are excellent with some light scratches and a few minor nicks. The checkering is sharp. The markings are clear.