Manufactured in the 1880s. Near full coverage factory floral engraving, complimented by the punchdot scroll and geometric patterns. The left side of the frame shows a scene of two ships sailing on the ocean. The flowers have enamel dots inlaid at their centers. The right grip panel is carved with a Mexican Eagle holding a snake. The top of the barrel is inscribed "C. Capetillo". The Capetillo family arrived in Mexico from Spain in the late 19th century, since then the family has maintained a long tradition as matadors. This revolver was more than likely owned by a member of this branch of the family, particularly with the wonderful carved Mexican Eagle grips. Matching assembly numbers on the cylinder, barrel, and under the left grip panel.