Manufactured in 1900. Standard two-line Hartford address/patent dates (1884-1895) on top of the barrel with caliber marking on the left side. "RAC" is present on the left side of frame, cylinder, and bottom on left grip panel. The assembly number "0571" is stamped on the frame, crane, and cylinder release. The trigger and hammer have a niter blue finish. The butt has the U.S. Army Model 1896 and the number "140571". Fitted with smooth walnut grips marked "1900" and script letter cartouches "JTT" and "RAC".

Very fine. The revolver retains 75% plus of the bright original blue finish with a mottled brown finish with scattered scratches and dings. The hammer and trigger have a vivid niter blue finish with some minor brown speckling. The markings are legible. The grips are also very fine with sharp cartouches, scattered scratches, dings, and pressure dents. Mechanically excellent.