Fixed sights, two line address/patent date marking followed by "CAL. 32" on top of the slide, rounded hammer spur, and checkered Savage Indian head trademark embossed grips. In the included letter, arms historian Roe S. Clark states that the Savage factory records confirm the serial number and caliber, and the pistol was shipped August 31, 1912 to Andrew Harris, a Providence, Rhode Island dealer. Complete with a factory black box with correct end label with instructions and bore brush.

Excellent. The pistol retains 99% original blue finish with some minor edge wear and some mild thinning on the grip straps, with a patch of minor pitting on the front strap. The grips are excellent with a few minor handling marks. The checkering is crisp. The box is very good with minor wear and a few tears on the sides and all labels intact.