Manufactured in 1901 and subsequently embellished. The revolver features oak leaf and acorn engraved motifs on a punch dot background accented with gold inlaid borders and scrollwork. The breech end of the barrel has a section of raised gold oak leaves and acorns that partially extend over caliber marking. Both sides of the frame have a raised gold steer head, and the recoil shield has a raised gold bear's head. The barrel also has the two-line address, and the frame has the two-line patent marking with a Rampant Colt. The period pearl grips feature a relief carved Mexican eagle on the right panel. The hammer, screw heads and trigger are plated in gold, and the remaining surfaces are blue.

Fine as custom embellished. The revolver retains 99% of the blue finish and gold plating showing the slightest handling marks. The grips are fine with a couple missing small chips and a couple of slivers of pearl missing from the otherwise crisp eagle. Mechanically excellent.