Manufactured between 1870 and 1881, one of an estimated 2,600 produced. Brass blade sight, with "NEVER MISS" on top of the barrel, checkered hammer, smooth spur trigger, and smooth bird's head grips.

Good. The steel components show a mixed brown and gray patina, with a small amount of pitting on the hammer. Traces of original silver are present on the frame, chiefly underneath the barrel, with a fine mustard patina showing overall. Grips are very good, with a few small chips and varnish wear along the edges. Mechanically very good.

One of under 1,000 manufactured between 1870 and 1881. As A.

Fair. The steel components show a mixed brown and gray patina, with scattered light pitting and a few tool marks on the screws. The frame shows a fine mustard color, with some minor dings and handling marks. Grips are good, with some chipping and a small crack on the left panel. Mechanically good.