Manufactured in 1919, as part of a limited serial number range assigned to Remington-UMC for late/post WWI pistol production. Made using a different set of technical drawings than Colt and Springfield, the Remington 1911 was purged from the inventory after the War to ensure parts compatibility. Fixed sights, with the two-block, three-line patent and address markings around the "REMINGTON/UMC" logo on the left side of the slide, "MODEL OF 1911/U.S. ARMY CALIBER .45" on the right, and the "E.E.C." and "Eagle Head/E28" proofs on the left side of the fame. Fitted with an unmarked full blue barrel, two-toned pinned base magazine, checkered grips and a flat top rear sight.

About good showing a mixed artificial brown and gray patina overall, bright edge wear, scattered pitting, and mild discoloration and handling marks overall. The grips are fair, with dents and heavy wear. Mechanically fine.