Last updated on Monday February 8th 2010
Colt 1871-72 Open Top with excellent old ivory grips. This gun has a great old west feel to it. Traces of nickel remain on metal. Excellent old ivory grips. Barrel has expertly been lengthened the last 3”. Great looking and has a good “old west” feel!
$5,250.00
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Colt 1839 Martially Marked Paterson carbine. Extremely rare!! According to advanced collectors, only 8-9 martially marked Paterson carbines are known to collectors. The cartouche is easily seen on the left hand side of the stock. The metal is in very good condition with a smooth brown patina throughout the barrel and cylinder. The edges are all nice and sharp. The cylinder scene and markings are all easily visible. Very scarce gun!
$47,500.00
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Colt 1839 Paterson carbine with loading lever. Serial number 411. Pictured on page 208 of The Paterson Colt Book by R.L. Wilson. Gun is in very good plus condition. Very scarce gun in this fine condition.
$65,000.00
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Colt 1851 London Navy factory cased in oak casing with accessories. Gun has U.S. America address with British proofs. Gun has 95% bright case colors and 90% blue. Excellent grips with all the original varnish. This is a very fine cased London Navy.
$16,500.00
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Colt 1871-72 Open Top single action revolver serial number 2515. Beautiful one piece ivory grips. O.K. bore with good rifling and light roughness. Matching numbered gun has been re-nickeled and has 98% finish. Very fine appearance.
$5,750.00
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Colt 1st Model revolving rifle with oiler. Gun has blue-brown mix with more blue than brown. Very good wood with 90-95% original varnish. Excellent mechanically. Rare model Colt.
$16,950.00
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Colt 3rd Model Dragoon with original shoulder stock. Very fine gun with nice sharp markings and edges. Cylinder scene is still visible. Cartouches are intact. This gun is all matching including the wedge. The shoulder stock is close in serial number to the gun. Shoulder stock is 17375/17376, gun is 17160. Cartouche can still be seen on the stock. This stock is 100% original as is this gun. Very fine set!
$28,500.00
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Colt Baby Dragoon with 5” barrel, very good bore, and all matching numbers. Excellent cylinder scene. Very good grips with excellent silver on the straps. Really fine condition with 93-95% blue. Very hard to find in this condition. Beautiful gun!
$19,500.00
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Colt Cased Baby Paterson revolver with 4” barrel. Rare. Has proper extra baby cylinder not numbered to the gun. Accessories are correct except capper which looks perfect but was made later. Gun is very good plus. Cased Baby Patersons are very rare.
$225,000.00
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Colt First Model 1855 revolving rifle. Excellent original blue on all metal surfaces, wood has nice figure with minor hairline fissures in the wrist area. This is the scarcer first model with the oiler on the left hand side. Action works perfectly. Excellent and all original!
$16,950.00
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Colt No 2 Belt Paterson revolver with 4” barrel, very good cylinder scene, 25% blue and very good varnish on grips.
$55,000.00
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Colt No 5 Texas Paterson revolver with scarce 4 1/2” barrel. Serial number 594. Pictured in The Paterson Colt Book by Levett & Wilson on page 144. Rare Texas Paterson!
$139,500.00
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Colt Richards Conversion .44 caliber 2nd type revolver. 45xx serial number range. Has 93-94% nickel. This is a real fine example of a Richards Conversion.
$12,500.00
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Colt Single Action Cavalry revolver inspected by D.F.C. (David F. Clark). 120xxx serial number range. Has good cartouche dated 1887, about 15-20% case colors (mostly in protected areas) and about 60% blue with the rest being a blue-brown patina. Blue on barrel and cylinder flutes is strong color. Cylinder blue is blue, but slightly faded. Very good looking U.S. with fine grips.
$23,500.00
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Colt Single Action U.S. Army issue revolver with D.F.C. inspector marks. Has 85-90% case colors and excellent cartouched grips dated 1887. Barrel shows pinch marks on both sides, otherwise very beautiful U.S. Cavalry Single Action in very fine condition.
$32,000.00
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Colt Single Action U.S. Cavalry revolver inspected by David F. Clark (D.F.C.). Has 60-70% case colors and 70-75% blue. Super condition for a U.S. Cavalry Single Action.
$41,500.00
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Colt Single Action .44-40 caliber revolver with etched 5 1/2” barrel, 80-85% nickel and matching number eagle grips (no factory letter available on this gun). Very fine etch panel gun!
$14,500.00
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Colt Texas Paterson revolver with 9” barrel. One of the extreme rarities in Colt collecting. Most Texas Paterson’s have 7 1/2” barrels and this one has the very rare 9” barrel. Has 25-30% case colors and 50% plus blue.
Price on request
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Colt U.S. Single Action revolver RAC inspected. Serial number 137xxx. Good cartouches dated 1881. 40-45% case colors. 70-75% blue. Very fine U.S. Army issue gun in fine condition.
$26,500.00
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Colt Walker revolver. A Co. #53. Sharp gun. Displayed in the Texas Gun Collectors Association “Parade of Walkers”. Formerly in the famous Paul Sorrell collection. Very nice and rare Walker!
$155,000.00
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Colt Walker revolver. Rare. D Company 69. This Walker is from the Paul Sorrell collection and was known as the “Campfire Walker”. The reason for the nickname is that almost every part is mismatched. Soldiers would clean their guns and put the parts back together paying no attention to part numbers resulting in mismatch parts. This Walker is untouched and has an even beautiful patina finish. This Walker was displayed and shown in the Texas Gun Collector Magazine when the TGCA held the “Parade of Walkers” in 2003 in Houston, Texas. It featured 50 Walker revolvers. 1000 Walkers were issued to Texas Rangers in the Mexican War in 1847. Many were lost or destroyed. These are not only rare Colts but are a significant part of American history.
$125,000.00
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Colt “Pinch Frame” single action revolver. This is the Holy Grail of single action collecting. All correct revolver with factory letter and Ron Graham letter. Grahams letter describes the extreme rarity of this pinch frame revolver. Only about 160 pinch frames were produced and Graham states that the survival rate is very low. To quote Grahams letter ”The importance of serial number 58 and other known “first shipment” pinch frame single actions to Colt’s history and to Colt firearms collectors cannot be overstated. Two other pinch frames have sold for $316,000 and $345,000 respectively. You can find a Walker, you can’t find a pinch frame.
$175,000.00
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Rare 1987 Colt Sheriff’s Edition 5 Gun Set An outstanding matched set of Colt Sheriff’s Model Single Actions, each with a different barrel length (2, 2 1/2, 3, 4 & 5 1/2) in Royal Blue finish with rosewood grips. Comes in a fancy glass top display case with the guns arranged in a circle around a sheriff’s badge. All five guns are numbered the same, this set is #83, and are like new with original boxes as well as the display case. A rare and historic set for the advanced collector of Colt Single Actions.
$9,950.00
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