Frame manufactured c. late 1918 to early 1919, one of just 21,676 U.S. Model 1911 pistols completed by The Remington Arms UMC Co. Inc., with an "E.E.C." (Major Edmund E. Chapman) inspection stamp and an "AA" (U.S. Augusta Arsenal) rebuild stamp on the left side. The specific pistol fall with in the serial number range (14,271 to 15,261) of 991 pistols shipped on January 16, 1919, as listed on page 210 of "U.S. Military Automatic Pistols 1894-1920" by Ellis/Meadows. Features a replacement Colt completed U.S. Springfield Armory slide with the Colt patent markings and U.S. Springfield Armory "flaming bomb/S" markings on the left side and a blued barrel marked "S" and "P" on the recoil lug. Fitted with a pair of "double diamond" checkered walnut grips and a two-tone blued magazine.

Fine as arsenal refurbished, retaining most of the finish with scattered light handling marks and some minor pitting under the finish, softened markings, some minor edge wear, and a few matches of spotting concentrated on the front of the slide, and minor handling marks. The grips are very good as sanded and re-oiled with some mild compression wear to the defined checkering. Mechanically functions.