The Colt Single Action Army Revolver is one of the most iconic historical firearms and is forever connected to the American West. Its legacy as a working man's gun in rough circumstances has made them particularly desirable for collectors, especially those in high condition as with this example. This excellent first generation Colt SAA is made more desirable by wearing a set of silver Rampant medallion grips featuring a relief carved eagle/shield motif on the right side. Both grip panels are numbered to the gun and are most certainly factory. These eagle carved grips are rare and highly sought after. As Colt historian and author R.L. Wilson noted, only "a few" SAAs had factory hand carved grips with the steer head motif being the most popular. The carved grips add to is stunning beauty, making it even more appealing. And if that was not enough, the revolver is chambered in .45 LC, the caliber that made the Peacemaker legendary. It was manufactured in 1929. The barrel has the one-line Hartford address on top and "45 COLT" on the left side. The left side of the frame has the two-line patent dates marking followed by a Rampant Colt. Matching assembly number "1069" appears on the loading gate and back of the frame. The matching serial number appears on the frame and right side of the trigger guard and back strap under the grip. The correct period Colt black box lacks a visible serial number and features an end label listing the 7 1/2 inch barrel, grip material, "carved" grip, blue finish, and .45 caliber chambering. Included is a bore brush. Provenance: The TTT Collection