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right and left side
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matching serial numbers
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although this one has no extra markings as such , it was first to include the date in the logo/mark , 1915 dated ,
these were adopted 06/05/14 , and its successor followed close on its heals about a year later ,
this was the last of the birdshead grip style revolvers in this series


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