Only about 100 of these Warner Patent Springfield Belt Model revolvers were made and only a handful with a ramrod and single trigger. It appears that the ram rod assembly has been added to the revolver sometime after it's original manufacture. Never the less, the revolver remains a rare piece. The top strap is marked "SPRINGFIELD ARMS CO." and the right side of the frame is marked "WARNER'S PATENT / JAN 1851". The cylinder is etched with the standard floral vine pattern and the sides of the frame are engraved with a crossed cannons and American flag motifs. The above mentioned patent marking is in banners amid the engraving. The matching serial number is marked on the plate under the grips and stamped into the left grip panel. Brass cone front sight and a screw in the top strap services as the rear sight. Fitted with two piece smooth varnished walnut grips. "206 193" has been painted on the butt with yellow paint.