This revolver is pictured on page 12 of "The Rampant Colt" from Fall 2002. The factory letter indicates it was sold to the United States Navy Department and shipped in a 200 gun shipment on October 7, 1861, to Lt. Col. G. D. Ramsay at the Washington Arsenal. Only a few hundred revolvers are believed to have been purchased for the U.S. Navy, and a few hundred more were issued to the Army. The revolver is a standard Model 1861 Navy other than the unusual grip. The grip is made of walnut with inlaid antique ivory borders, dice, and Rampant Colt designs. The butt original read "-OLD- SMOKY," but the left butt panel is absent. "On Top of Old Smoky" is a American folk song of uncertain origins with Scots-Irish influence. With the revolver is a copy of the magazine mentioned above, other documents and photographs relating to the revolver, and a leather "Slim Jim" holster with tooled floral designs and white highlighting.