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Here's a 1904 CHE.
The trigger plate screws are engraved the same as these. Your side panel screws are correct as is.
If you notice an anomolly in the immediate photo below, its that this gun was originally a no safety gun so it had the curved top tang. It was sent back to have the safety added, so the tang was ground flat and SAFE hand engraved.
Nice gun, Bob. Turned out very well.
Bruce
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