This scarce revolver was manufactured in 1868 and is the seldom encountered Model 7A variant with a nickel plated finish. Only around 2,925 of the Model 7 and 7A revolvers were made near the end of production. The two-stage, round barrel has a post front sight and the two-line "ADDRESS COL. COLT/NEW-YORK U.S.A." address. The cylinder is engraved with the stagecoach scene and has a cylinder pin screw. The matching serial number is visible on the bottom of the barrel, side of the cylinder, and the butt. The revolver is fitted with a smooth one-piece grip. It comes in a fitted case with balls, an Eely Bros. cap tin, Great Seal of the U.S. themed pocket flask, screwdriver, "L" shaped tool, and ball/bullet mold.