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A Colt Model 1877 "Thunderer," with holster Caliber .41 (Black Powder), No. 23050, matching serial number; no number visible on the cylinder. Barrel slightly rough, length 3½". Manufacturer’s address on two lines: Hartford, U.S.A. Caliber marking difficult to read. Patent data on the left side of the frame. The original nickel finish is largely preserved. Complete floral factory engraving. At that time, Cuno A. Helfricht was the factory engraver. The back of the grip is engraved with “E.P. Bearns.” Mother-of-pearl grip panels. According to the enclosed Colt letter, the gun was delivered to the firm B. Kittredge, Ohio, on May 17, 1880. Includes a well-worn left-side holster. The trigger must be pushed forward after firing (weak spring or gummed-up oil?). WBK: Caution—License Required—more info here Condition: II +
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