Last updated on Thursday November 19th 2009
Colt 1860 Army revolver in serial number range 165xxx. Civilian gun with ivory grips, excellent cylinder scene, approximately 50% case colors and 45-50% blue with the balance thinned to a blue-gray patina. Some pits near muzzle. Overall a very eye catching gun.
$7,500.00
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Colt 1860 Army Rare U.S. factory reissue mismatch revolver. See Sutherland & Wilson book page 163 for exact details. Very unusual revolver. Not just a mismatch.
$1,895.00
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Colt 1860 Army revolver made in 1867. This is a very nice civilian made 1860 Army. All matching serial numbers including wedge. Strong cylinder scene and blue remains in protected areas. Grips have been slimmed and now metal is slightly above the wood. The tip of the loading lever has been replaced and modified from an original but was done in period.
Nice sharp civilian Army! $2,395.00
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Colt 1860 Army deluxe factory engraved with checkered ivory name in fine script engraved on bottom of grip possibly “G. Howard”. Extra grade engraving with coverage on cylinder, rammer and barrel. Fine engraved Army. First class engraving. Superior design and execution.
$7,850.00
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Colt 1860 Army revolver with excellent cylinder scene, 85% blue on the barrel (thinning a bit) and 60-65% case colors. Grips have had cartouches carefully removed but look very good. Fine martial 1860 Army in nice condition.
$6,500.00
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Colt 1860 Army 4 screw frame civilian revolver with 90-95% case colors, 75% blue and 98% varnish. Great looking 4 screw Army. Hard to find in such nice condition!
$7,950.00
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Colt 1860 Army antique revolver. U.S. Army issue manufactured approximately 1863. Near excellent bore and all matching numbers. Excellent grips with fine cartouches. Cylinder scene is very good plus. Case colors are about 60%. Blue is about 40% mixed with brown. Very sharp gun that shows little use.
$5,250.00
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Colt 1860 Army 4 screw frame revolver. Unusual serial number range of 149xxx. Has the letter “S” at serial number on all parts. In this high range for a 4 screw this is supposed to indicate gun was issued with a stock. Scarce variation with case colors and very good blue and excellent cylinder scene. Fine condition and scarce variation.
$6,500.00
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Colt 1860 Army civilian revolver made in 1869. Nice sharp 1860 in the 180xxx range. All matching gun except for the unnumbered wedge. Gun locks up tight and indexes prperly. Gun is mechanically very fine. Trigger guard scres are brass replacements. Has a good frontier appearance!
$1,495.00
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Colt 1860 Army Deluxe New York engraved revolver serial number 185xxx. Extra coverage engraving on barrel and has engraving on cylinder. Grips are old but replaced. (A set of ivory grips would really cap this gun off!) made about 1870 these late engraved New York guns have some engraving that has motifs found on conversions and single actions that came later. For an almost exact example see page 186 Colt Book of Engraving by Wilson. Gun pictured in book is #187227. Wilson notes that he has not seen another gun like 187277. Her is another heavy leaf engraved gun just like it.
$5,750.00
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Colt 1860 Army .44 caliber Antique revolver. Manufactured 1870 with serial # 185XXX range. Has matching numbers. Action works fine. There is a smooth even gray patina. The loading lever has an expert old repair at the latch catch.
$1,650.00
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Colt 1860 Army .44 caliber revolver serial number 125xxx manufactured about 1863. This is a neat gun as it was found in the wall of an old house in Wharton, Texas. (40 miles south of Houston). Gun shows use but has about 30% plus cylinder scene. Has very good grips with faint cartouche. Matching serial numbers. Mechanically excellent. Screws are perfect. Gun shows pitting as to be expected being stored in a wall. Nice looking Army with a very interesting past!
$1,795.00
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Colt 1860 Army .44 caliber revolver. Matching numbers. Mechanically fine. Loading lever has an interesting old repair. Smooth gray patina. Attractive and reasonably priced.
$1,495.00
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Colt 1860 Army .44 caliber Civil War revolver. Mechanically fine. Matching numbers. No cylinder scene. Reasonably priced 1860!
$1,495.00
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Colt 1860 Army .44 caliber revolver. 50xxx serial number range. Gun is in pretty decent untouched condition except for the replaced cylinder which has pits. Gun has nice grips and has an even patina.
$1,350.00
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Colt 1860 Army .44 caliber revolver. Gray patina overall. Has traces of cylinder scene. Matching numbers. Very good grips. Action works fine Serial number 96xxx. Reasonably priced Civil War Colt made 1863.
$1,495.00
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Colt 1860 Fluted Army made in 1861. This is an all matching gun and fairly sharp for one of these guns. A smooth dark patina remains even throughout the metal. This gun was shipped to the New York arsenal on Governors Island in May of 1861 in an order of 50 guns. Most likely this gun was ordered by New York in response to Ft. Sumter, which took place in April 1861 and ignited the Civil War. This is a historic, sharp Colt 1860 Fluted Army.
$6,950.00
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Colt 1860 Fluted Army shipped to P.S. Newton in April of 1861 in a shipment of 50. Of course April of 1861 coincides with the outbreak of the Civil War. P.S. Newton was a gunsmith in Connecticut from 1828 to 1888. Gun has a smooth gray to brown patina and reasonably sharp. All markings are clear and all serial numbers match. Grips have a slot cut in the bottom on both sides probably for some kind of sling. The loading lever catch is a gunsmith replacement. Action and lock up are tight. Nice sharp fluted army!
$5,495.00
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Colt 1st Model Richards Conversion .44 caliber revolver. Excellent original nickel remains throughout. Excellent cylinder scene and markings. Grips are slightly undersized due to shrinkage. Beautiful original gun!
$5,950.00
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Colt Richards U.S. Army issue conversion. Rare gun with Ainsworth inspection and double set of numbers. Very good plus cylinder scene. These are the first Colt cartridge revolvers issued to the army after the Civil War. Most if not all were used in the west and most are very well worn. This one has about 30% blue and is hard to find with any blue! Faint cartouches remain on the grips..
$7,950.00
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Colt Richards-Mason conversion of an 1860 Army. Mechanically fine with matching numbers. Overall condition is good plus, with about 25% original nickel plate. Note that left side of muzzle is worn from holster wear.
$2,250.00
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Late Civilian Colt 1860 Army revolver manufactured in 1868. This is all matching, though the wedge is unnumbered. Has a nice smooth brown patina all over the metal with light pin point size pitting on the barrel. All markings are legible and a good amount of the cylinder scene remains. Over 50% varnish on the grips. This is all original with the exception of the loading lever. The only alteration on this gun is the channel for the rammer has been widened for the replacement. Has very nice grips and an even patina.
$1,695.00
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US Marked 1st model Richards Conversion of an 1860 This is by far the best martial Richard conversion we have seen. Excellent original blue remains throughout the barrel and very good case colors remain. All inspectors marks are present as well. Conversion numbers are all present matching 156 with the exception of the cylinder which is marked 256. Clearly a factory error. This is part of a contract of 800 that was sold to the government for arming the Buffalo soldiers. Many of these guns were sent to Texas.
$15,950.00
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Very Early Colt 1860 Army with fluted cylinder. This is an all matching gun. Has brown patina with pinpoint size pitting in places. Grips are very nice original varnish. Gun was poorly stored. Colt factory letter accompanies this gun. It was shipped on April 1st to Colts office in New York along with 100 other guns.
$4,650.00
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Very rare Colt 1860 Richards conversion. Approximately 800 made. This is numbered 29 on stamped with “A” for Ainsworth. Inspection marked on all parts. This is a 4 screw frame which is also scarce on this variation. Grips are correct old replacements and are not inspected but do have two unusual marks on the bottom.
$6,500.00
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