3038P Colt U.S. 1851 Navy-Navy, Iron B.S. & T.G., Hartford address, 1859. This is an all matching serial numbered martial 51 Navy, including the rammer, wedge, cylinder arbor, cylinder, trigger guard, barrel, back strap and grips.Another item of interest is that it still has 70% of the safety pins on the back of the cylinder. Many collectors have not seen safety pins on old percussion Colt’s as most have been cut off or worn down.The metal surfaces are smooth and the edges sharp. The original screws are in very good plus condition. The cylinder has 60% scene, the bore has strong rifling, light roughness and is a shiny 8.The original wood grips have no cracks or chips and they fit like a glove. The grips are also interesting as they have a small hole notched out in the butt on each side of the metal butt strap. This was done for the use of a small leather strap used as a lanyard or tie down to keep your pistol from being lost while riding a horse. These are all indicators of a well taken care of Colt as well as one that was used for many, many years.