Manufactured in 1904. Features an adjustable front blade sight and adjustable rear notch on a flat-top frame. With standard model and caliber markings on the left side of the barrel and the two-line Hartford address on the top. The cylinder release, crane and yoke are marked with assembly number "877" as are the insides of the checkered walnut grip panels. With a checkered hammer and trigger with some traces of the original vibrant niter blue. Includes a highly tooled Heiser leather holster numbered "731" on the back.

Very fine with 85% of the original blue finish, areas of moderate high point and edge wear, scattered small scratches and nicks, light discoloration of polished hammer sides and areas of thin brown patina. The grips are very good with well defined checkering, some light handling marks and a few deeper indentations and scratches. Mechanically very good. The holster is very good with some light to moderate scuffs and age cracking.