Manufactured in 1923. Standard markings and features including all matching serial numbers on the metal and grips and matching "440" assembly numbers on the back of the loading gate and frame. .32-20 was among the more popular Single Action Army calibers but was still only chambered in 29,812 of the 310,386 First Generation revolvers making it fairly rare and certainly desirable.

Very good with 70% original blue on the barrel and cylinder, 20% original blue on the grip frame, 60% original case colors, smooth gray patina on the faded areas, slight gap at the rear of the ill-fitting replacement ejector housing, and some minor spotting. The replacement grips are also very good with distinct checkering and some minor fading from handling and age. Mechanically excellent.