Manufactured in 1958. The top barrel flat is marked "{ADDRESS SAML COLT/NEW YORK CITY}", the left side of the frame is marked "COLTS/PATENT" and the left trigger guard shoulder is marked with a small letter "G". The lower left side of the barrel lug is marked with the number "2". The complete matching serial number is marked on the barrel, frame, trigger guard, cylinder and back strap, partial number "7597" on the loading lever and arbor pin and "47597" on the wedge. The cylinder is roll engraved with the stagecoach holdup scene and marked "COLTS PATENT" above the serial number. Standard brass post front and hammer notch rear sights, blue barrel and cylinder, silver plated trigger guard and back strap with casehardened remaining parts. Fitted with smooth one piece varnished walnut grip. Complete in a mahogany case with maroon velvet lining with five compartments, eagle flask, brass "COLTS/PATENT" marked bullet mold, nipple wrench/screwdriver, Eley 250 count cap tin (partially full), and a key.

Very fine. The barrel retains 75% original blue finish with overall minor flaking, edge wear and some scattered minor dings. The cylinder has a smooth mottled gray patina with scattered traces of the original dark blue finish, a few minor dents and clear scene, and markings. The trigger guard and back strap retain 90% original silver plating with some pin point blistering on the strap edges and some darkening with age. The exposed brass has an attractive aged patina. The hammer has a smooth mottled brown patina. The frame and loading lever retain 60% plus original case colors with some fading to a smooth gray. The grips are excellent with 95% plus original varnish, some very minor lower edge wear and a few minor dents and dings. The case is very good with scattered minor dents and scratches on the exterior. The lining has faded and there is some contact wear (heaviest from the front sight), and soiling. With the exception of the cap tin, which shows considerable oxidation, the accessories are very good.