The included factory letter indicates that the historical records for this revolver have been lost, but the production records did indicate that it was factory engraved and was manufactured on October 10, 1940. The Colt-King Super Target configuration was not mentioned. The revolver features light scroll engraving on the breech end of the barrel, the ejector, the frame, the cylinder, and the grip straps and has standard markings, including matching serial numbers on the frame, cylinder ("22" on the rear), right side of the grip straps, and back of the right grip. The revolver has been tuned for a light trigger pull and is equipped with a Colt-King Super Target rib with a red bead blade front sight and adjustable white outline notch rear sight, an iconic King's "Cockeyed" hammer, knurled trigger, and earlier production replacement checkered walnut grips with deep set silver Colt medallion.