Manufactured between 1870 and 1912, this Colt Third Model Derringer was custom engraved and signed "K.C. HUNT ENGRAVER" on the muzzle. It features intricately detailed floral scroll patterns with a textured background covering more than three quarters of the surfaces; the only smooth areas are small sections on the sides of the barrels near the muzzle and a small section just behind the trigger. According to R.L. Wilson in STEEL CANVAS: THE ART OF AMERICAN ARMS, Hunt has embellished more firearms for influential figures than any other craftsman alive today. His work is expertly crafted with this example being no exception. The "-COLT-" marking on the top of the barrel, two-line Colt's Pall Mall address present on the left side of the barrel, and "41 CAL" on the left side of the frame have been incorporated into the design to leave them intact. It has a round blade front sight, smooth grips, and the barrel has been finished in blue.