This revolver was manufactured in 1901 during Porfirio Diaz's long reign in Mexico. It features custom floral scroll engraving with a punch dot background on half of the visible surfaces. Aside from the blued small components it has a nickel-plated finish. The heavy grips are sterling silver with floral scroll work and textured patterns throughout and a gold colored Mexican coat of arms on the right. The underside of the right panel also has "925/IAK/AC". "925" is the purity mark for 92.5% sterling silver. The butt of the right grip is inscribed "JOS A SHARPE," and the left has "MEMPH. TEN." The back strap in stamped with "CALL ON ME AND/I WILL EQUALIZE." This is the short version of the famous quote "Be not afraid of any man no matter his size. When danger threatens, call on me and I will equalize" which is often said to have been inscribed on some early Colts and Winchesters.

Very fine as custom engraved, refinished, the silver grips are very good. The revolver has some slight handling and storage marks, faint cylinder drag lines, and minor flash marks. Mechanically excellent.