Manufactured in 1914. Blade front and flat top notch rear sights, the two-line/two-block address and patent dates on the left side of the slide ahead of the Rampant Colt, the Army nomenclature on the reverse, and a United States Property marked frame with "WGP" on the left side. Fitted with a long smooth trigger, wide checkered hammer, short grip safety, smooth mainspring housing, checkered grips, an unmarked two-tone pinned base magazine, and a "PH" marked barrel. With a brown leather holster marked "S&R CO./1917/L.N.O." on the back and "C.Corson" written on the back and interior. Photocopies of documents (originals not included) for a Charles Corson, a lieutenant with the Veterinary Corps, are included; Lt. Corson spent just over a year abroad (May 1918-July 1919), with service during the Battle of Saint-Mihiel and the Meuse-Argonne Offensive.