| |
|
|
| Move Mouse Over Photo To Enlarge |
|
|
|
|
|
|
1877 DA 41 3½" Storekeeper Model ~
C-02-90
25% blue and case colors. VG bore; EXC
action. Minor tarnish, no pitting. Nice
original rubber grips. Colt DA 41
etching on barrel—faint but readable.
Very nice holster with cactus design.
47XXX 1883 $875 |
|
|
|
|
|
SAA 44-40 4¾" ~ C-02-93
Very clean with 40% nice blue mostly on
barrel and housing. 20% case colors
mostly very light. few minor dings at
top left of frame. VG bore; EXC action.
VG Eagle grips. Shipped to Hibbard,
Spencer and Bartlett.
144XXX 1892 $6500 |
|
|
|
|
|
SAA 38-40 4¾" Nickel Black Powder ~
C-02-94
80% nice nickel. Fair-Good bore; EXC
action. Nice rubber grips, but from
another SA—not a perfect fit. fairly
rare SA.
Factory Letter 160XXX 1895 $7500 |
|
| |
|
|
SAA 45 4¾ ~ C-03-57
35% bright blue, 25% dull blue, 50% faded case colors. VG bore, EXC action.
Grips worn.
Factory Letter
150XXX 1893 $5250 |
|
| |
|
|
SAA 45 4¾ ~ C-03-58
Very clean with 20% bright blue, mainly on ejector housing. G-VG bore; EXC
action. Nice grips.
Factory Letter
151XXX 1893 $5500 |
|
| |
|
|
Pair of Factory Engraved SA's ~ C-03-59
Both shipped on August 29, 1893 to Charles Hummel in San Antonio. Both have
heavy engraving coverage and only minute differences in the Helfricht patterns.
First: 44-40 5½ with 50% nickel. No pitting. Good bore; EXC action. Very nice
Mexican snake and eagle pearl grips. 153XXX
Second: 45 5½ with 60% nickel. No pitting. VG bore; EXC action. Very nice eagle
pearl grips.
153XXX
Sold as a pair only. Please call for price. |
|
|
|
|
|
1877 DA 41 Thunderer 6" ~ C-03-06
40% nice blue; 75% case coloring. VG
bore. Trigger return spring a little
weak. EXC grips.
131XXX $2250 |
|
|
|
|
|
SAA 45 4¾" Factory Engraved ~ C-03-15
10% original nickel. Metal smooth with
fine light pitting on front end of
frame. Some engraving worn—mainly on
backstrap and bottom of trigger guard.
Good bore; EXC action. Has its original
hard rubber grips—unusual for an
engraved SA. Shipped to Schoverling Daly
& Gales March 11, 1884.
Factory Letter 1884 107XXX $15,500 |
|
| |
|
|
SAA 45 7½ ~ C-03-17
Comes with a great and rare rig. Gun has 40% very nice blue and 30% darkened
case colors. EXC bore and action. Very nice and unusual steer head ivory grips.
Rig is about as good as they get. Holster has rawhide frill, is nicely floral
carved, and is marked "C.P. Shipley, Kansas City." Money belt is unmarked.
Shipped to Hartley & Graham.
Factory Letter
100XXX 1887 $25,500 |
|
|
|
|
|
SAA 45 7½" ~ C-03-18
85% charcoal blue on barrel and ejector
tube; mostly thin on backstrap and
trigger guard. VG bore; EXC action. Very
rare carved buffalo pearl grips. Small
chip on carved grip at top corner.
134XXX $23,500 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
1860 Army 8" RARE London Barrel Address
~ C-03-21
20% blue—mostly on barrel. Some light
faded case colors. Nice original ivory
grips. Some rust tarnish on
cylinder—good scene. VG bore; EXC
action. 100% matching, including wedge
and grips. No English proofs.
167XXX $7500 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
SAA 44-40 7½" ~ C-03-30
One of the first 44's made by Colt. Has
44CF stamped on the upper rear trigger
guard flat. 10% blue in protected areas,
with balance nicely age darkened. Good
bore; EXC action. VG wood grips, with
35% original varnish. Etched panel 50%
visible. Shipped to Spies, Kissam & Co.
Factory Letter 45XXX 1878 $11,500 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
SAA 45 Eley 5½" ~ C-03-31
95% nickel. EXC bore, action and wood
grips. Pall Mall address with English
proofs. Beautiful screws and cylinder
pin. Has nice English oak case with
ammo, oil bottle, key and screwdriver.
Case missing plate at key hole. Shipped
to Colt's London agency.
Factory Letter 37XXX 1879 $14,000 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
SAA 45 Boxer 5½" ~ C-03-32
96% bright blue and gaudy case colors.
EXC bore, action and wood grips. Pall
Mall address with English proofs. Has
nice re-lined English oak case with
ammo, oil bottle and screw driver, but
no key. Shipped to Colt's London agency.
Factory Letter 38XXX 1877 $14,500 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
SAA 38-40 7½" ~ C-03-41
60% nice blue, missing mostly from grip
frame. 30% case colors. Very good bore
and action. This gun letters with wood
grips. It has one-piece wood grips, but
I think it came with two-piece wood
grips.
Factory Letter 174XXX 1898 $9500 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Richards Conversion of 1860 Army Colt
Cal. 44CF ~ C-03-44
Very rare variation with 12 cylinder
stops. Smooth with a pleasing aged thin
blue. Good markings and traces of
cylinder scene. Wedge unnumbered; GOOD
bore and action. GOOD grips, missing
very small chips. All matching, and in
the correct SN range. Extra cylinder
stops "blew out," due to being over the
chambers where metal was thin. See The
Book of Colt Firearms by R.L. Sutherland
and R.L. Wilson.
200XXX $5250 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Set of Three Fine and Rare Colt Longarms
~ C-03-45
(1) Burgess 44-40 Octagon Rifle
98% nice blue on barrel and magazine;
80% on frame. 50% case colors on hammer
and lever; darkened on lever. Perfect
bore; EXC wood. Nice long-range Vernier
Tang sight. Original Colt cleaning rod
in stock. 43XX</br>
(2) Burgess 44-40 Baby Carbine
80% barrel blue; thin on magazine (about
25%). 30% blue on receiver; VG bore and
wood. Overall a clean and nice-looking
gun. From E.J. Owens collection. Factory
letter states shipment on July 11, 1884.
52XX</br>
(3) Large frame 50-95 EX Octagon Rifle
This may be the best one of this type.
95% bright heavy blue. Perfect bore; EXC
wood. Slide handle checked. Tang sight.
15XX
Sold as a set only. Please call for
price. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
1861 Navy—Serial Number 1 ~ C-03-46
Fluted cylinder. (The first 50 were
fluted.) Union soldier's name on
backstrap. Factory letter and history.
Please call for details and price. |
|
|
|
