The included Smith & Wesson Factory letter confirms the serial number, nickel finish and smooth walnut grips. The letter states that the pistol was shipped on September 9, 1915 and delivered to Chapman & Brooks with no address given. Fixed sights, with the standard three line S&W marking on top of the barrel extension, one line caliber marking on the left side of the barrel, and the S&W trademark on the left side of the frame. Nickel, with the slide, trigger, grip safety, trigger guard, and magazine having a blue finish. Fitted with S&W medallion grips.