Posted by David Williamson on January 23, 2014, 3:20 pm, in reply to "year identity"
Jerimy was kind enough to send me a few pictures. It is from 1918 and with a very low serial number of 718 H. In catalogs of this period for some reason they listed the hammer guns as "H", whether this was for ordering purposes no one knows. It can't be for differentiating receivers as there is no comparison between a hammer and hammerless one. Just another quirk.