The barrel has "ADDRESS COL. COLT LONDON," the barrel and cylinder have London proofs, the main serial numbers have an "L" marked nearby, the grip straps are blued steel, and the case label has the "14, PALL MALL, LONDON, S.W." address; these are all correct for a Colt percussion revolver manufactured specifically for the English market. The serial number dates to 1868 per Colt's look-up, and all of the visible numbers match (not disassembled out of caution). It also has a small brass cone front sight, hammer notch rear sight, the stagecoach cylinder scene, standard patent marking, "36 CAL" on the left side of the trigger guard, and high polish "piano varnish" on the grip. The case also contains a bore rod, lead ball, L-shaped combination tool, oiler, blued Colt patent bullet mold, Eley Bros. cap tin, and James Dixon & Sons "COLTS POCKET FLASK."