#9019, the caliber is not marked but is believed to be .44-40 W.C.F. (have your gunsmith verify), 5.5″ barrel, fair bore. The metal retains about 10% original nickel-plating with the balance having a smooth dark gray patina, the barrel address is clear except that a tarnished sterling lozenge is inlaid at the front of the address. This inlay has a monogram that has not been deciphered, possibly a cattle brand, and has the stamped numerals “83” in front of it. The ivory grips have a carved steer head on the right side, are pencil numbered to the gun, have slightly shrunk and have a burnt umber patina. The butt has a lanyard swivel. The first two hammer notches are worn and the cylinder doesn’t fully index with the hammer.
This is an antique revolver and will transfer with no Federal restrictions. RR Auction COA.
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