Very few Colt New House revolvers were manufactured for .32 centerfire ammunition. The vast majority were either .38 or .41 caliber. This example has the two-line address on top of the barrel, standard fixed blade and groove sights, and checkered grips with "COLT" embossed at the tops.

Very good. Around 60% of the period replated nickel remains. The flaked spots have gray and brown patina. The grip are very good and have crisp checkering and minor handling and storage marks. The action needs some work: the cylinder does not revolver when the hammer is cocked.