This is an attractive example of a seldom encountered Factory Engraved Colt Model 1860 Army revolver manufactured in 1867. The rear sides of the barrel and frame are engraved with a floral scroll design, the top and heel of the back strap and the trigger guard also have a floral scroll design. The hammer has a wolf's head motif. The top of the barrel is marked "--ADDRESS COL. SAML COLT NEW-YORK U. S. AMERICA --" . And the left side of the frame is marked " COLT'S/PATENT" and the left trigger guard shoulder is marked "44 CAL". The replacement rebated cylinder is roll engraved with the Texas naval scene as well as the partial serial number "0151". The complete matching serial number "167678" is marked on the barrel, frame and trigger guard and the partial matching serial number "7678" is marked on the wedge and cylinder pin. The back strap is un-numbered and there is a hole for a lanyard. There is the letter "E" above the barrel serial number and below the frame and trigger guard number indicating this revolver was to be engraved at the factory. Standard German silver blade front and hammer notch rear sights. The revolver is fitted with a one piece grip with a relief carved Mexican Eagle on the left side. The revolver comes in a wooden case with an inset brass shield on the lid, a "Directions For Loading Colt's Pistols" label affixed to the inside of the lid and wine colored velvet lining. In the case is a flask with a stand of arms motif, a Colt and "A.H.K." marked iron two cavity bullet mold, a combination nipple wrench/screwdriver tool, an unopened box of 6 combustible envelope cartridges, two empty small U.M.C. cap tins, approximately 12 lead balls and a key.