This is an excellent example of a late Colt Model 1902 Automatic Pistol manufactured in 1913 with the Colt high polish commercial blue finish with a niter blue trigger, slide stop and rear sight and a casehardened spur hammer. The right side of the slide has the two line caliber marking with the left side having the two line, two block patent and address markings. All markings use gothic style lettering without serifs. Standard grooved serrations at the rear of the slide, followed by the Rampant Colt on the left side. The left side of the trigger guard has the sub-inspector's numeral "1" and the Colt "VP/Triangle" proof. Checkered grips with "COLT" in a ribbon at the top and the circled Rampant Colt in the center. The lanyard loop is located on the lower left side of the frame. Complete with a blue finished magazine.

Excellent overall with 95% plus of the original Colt high polish blued finish with light wear on the front edges of the slide, and along the transition line on both sides. As well as light wear on the edges and high spots, with front and rear grip straps both showing minor scratching. The hammer shows 90% of the case colors overall with the right side with some minor wear. The lanyard loop shows traces of it's case colors mostly in the protected areas. The grips are in excellent condition. A very nice example of a early Colt 1902 Military semi-automatic pistol.