Played with the SAA some and shot them a lot. Still have some of my earliest family's guns which started me down the road at an young age. Liked the guns long before I could shoot them. To the men in my family they were generally just tools, like a good pair of spurs, a saddle or a decent truck. As I grew up it dawned on me, on occasion there was an exception to the "tool rule" to a some of us.
I suspect this gun to be an exception.
It is a Colt 3rd gen BP frame with the old roll markings and the circle pony trade mark. Gun is still the white as shipped from Colt. The hammer profile, fit and fame to hammer profile tells me a lot. It is an exceptional Colt already in my mind. Carved one piece ivory and a nickel finish eventually.
Off to the engraver shortly.