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SAA 44-40 4¾" Black Powder ~ C-01-17
25% nickel with balance of metal clean.
VG etched panel, good bore, VG
action.dded pearl grips missing chips on
right side. Shipped to NY.
1886 110XXX $5500 |
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SAA 44-40 7½" Black Powder ~ C-01-22
5% blue in protected areas—rest a
pleasing light color. Faint traces of
case color. Fairly good etched panel. VG
bore, EXC action, most varnish worn from
wood grips.
1882 80XXX $8500 |
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SAA 44-40 7½" Etched Barrel ~ C-01-34
Clean with 5% blue; hint of case colors.
Good bore, EXC action. Has the most
desirable carved one-piece ivory grips,
called “The Mad Bull” by collectors.
Grips are original Colt, but did not
come with this gun. Panel is very
readable.
1882 74XXX $12,500 |
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1889 4" 38 ~ C-01-42
Top condition with 97% bright charcoal
blue. One of the first made. Letter
states it was picked up by Caldwell Colt
on June 10, 1889.bout ten of these were
civilian and the first produced. The
military contract duplicated these first
ten or so guns in serial number. Walnut
grips EXC, but right one has a minor age
crack.
Factory Letter 1889 SN 3 $12,500 |
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1877 DA Lightning 38 3½" Storekeeper’s
Model ~ C-02-17
30% blue, 70% case colors. EXC bore and
action. Readable etched panel. Nice
checked Rosewood grips. Has Pall Mall
Address and British proofs.
16XXX $1850 |
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1878 DA 44-40 4¾" ~ C-02-18
30% blue, VG bore and action. Nice
rubber grips. Etched panel mostly there.
Very clean. Has a plug in lanyard swivel
hole. Shipped to H&D, Flosom, NY.
21XXX 1888 $3250 |
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SAA 44-40 5½ ~ C-03-54
75% nice blue; 65% slightly faded case colors. EXC bore, action and grips. VG
screws.
Factory Letter
164XXX 1896 $9000 |
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1860 Fluted Army with History ~ C-02-58
Used by a Confederate captain stationed
in Clarksville, Tennessee. Flaked,
leaving specks of blue with rust
tarnish. 20% case colors on frame. 75%
silver on straps. EXC grips with 97%
original varnish. Tight and crisp. Good
bore.
S.N. 1492. All matching $24,000 |
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SAA 45 4¾ ~ C-03-55
15% blue and case colors. Minor rust damage on 20%, mainly cylinder. Good bore;
EXC action. Grips a little worn.
Factory Letter
165XXX 1896 $3750 |
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SAA 44-40 4¾ ~ C-03-56
Clean, with 10% blue and faded case colors. Good bore and action. Nice grips.
Replaced trigger.
Factory Letter
147XXX 1892 $4750 |
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1878 DA 45 5½" ~ C-02-68
A beautiful gun with 10% heavy bright
blue and 85% thin blue. EXC bore; VG
action. Nice original checked walnut
grips.
Early 3XXX 1879 $3500 |
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SAA 45 4¾ Nickel Black Powder
~ C-03-65
90% nice original nickel. EXC bore and action. EXC original rubber grips.
Shipped to H.S.B. & Co., Chicago, in 1893.
Factory Letter 152XXX $15,500 |
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SAA 45 7½ ~ C-04-02
Very clean, with 30% nice blue and 20% light case colors. VG/EXC bore; EXC
action. Wood grips are slightly undersized and mismatched. Shipped to Simmons in
April 1882.
Factory Letter 74XXX 1882 $9500
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Colt Lightning 32-20 26”
Octagon Rifle ~ C-04-27
96% bright heavy blue. Perfect bore; EXC wood. Crescent butt plate is tarnished
but not pitted. Comes with nice box of UMC 32-20 ammo, marked “Colt’s L.M.R.,”
valued at $1200. (Box is shrink-wrapped, with photo of contents shown beside
it.) Beeches front sight.
43XXX $7000
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SAA 45 4¾” ~ C-04-36
Nice, with 50% blue. VG bore; EXC action. Nice grips. Shipped to Hartley &
Graham.
Factory Letter 151XXX 1893 $5500
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