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It's a Grade 3 for certain and a really nice one too! It is nearly a twin to my 14056 but yours is in much nicer condition.
Mine is listed as a L3 and I would like to know are the barrels on yours L or D (Laminated Steel or Damascus Steel)?
Yours was made in 1878 and mine was made in 1879 but it is clear to me that the same engraver worked on both of our guns.
Unfortunately the hammers were cannibalized from mine before I got the gun.
Congratulations on your very fine Grade 3 lifter!
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