Manufactured in the 1920s in Hartford, Connecticut. Standard markings and features. With original instruction manual. The pistol is designed for standard velocity ammunition.

Very fine with 95% of the blue finish on the barrel and frame and about 65% of the bright nitre blue on the small parts displaying handling marks, small surface scratches, dings, and traces of spotting. The grips are also very fine with handling marks and crisp checkering. The manual is very good with some fraying around the edges.

Manufactured from 1924 to 1926 with estimated total production not exceeding 3,000 pistols. The frame, barrel, and slide have "crown/B" proofs. With an extra 3 inch barrel that is numbered to the gun.

Very fine with 85% plus blue finish displaying small amounts of edge and high point wear, handling marks, small scratches, and minor nicks. The grips are also very fine with well defined checkering, handling marks, and a small chip on the right panel at the screw. Mechanically very good.