Last updated on Thursday November 19th 2009
Colt 1862 Pocket Navy conversion .38 caliber revolver with 3” barrel. Very unusual gun. Serial number 322415. Numbered in the 1849 Pocket model range. The Pocket Navy frame is larger so this is not some ‘49 made into a Pocket Navy! This is probably a very early version of the 3” Pocket Navy made as an original gun and not made from an already existing Pocket Navy. Other examples of this gun are either normal Pocket Navy range or factory mismatch assembled guns. A real Colt rarity.
$2,450.00
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Colt 1862 Pocket Navy .38 caliber conversion revolver in excellent condition with 95-97% original nickel on frame, cylinder and barrel. Straps have about 95% nickel. Excellent grips with 98% original varnish. This is the harder to find Pocket Navy conversion as compared to the more common 49 Pocket conversion. All matching numbers.
$3,450.00
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Colt 1862 Police This is a very early gun being serial number 651 and has a Hartford barrel address. Also very desirable as it has an iron backstrap and trigger guard and it is not English proofed. Gun has a nice smooth brown patina all over the metal surfaces with traces of blue in protected areas. Back strap in period inscribed “Joseph F. Sinnott Philad.” Sinnott was a mogul in his day being the owner of one of the largest distilleries, named Gibsonton Mills Distillery. He built a giant 32 room mansion named Rathalla in Rosemont Philadelphia. The estate which sat on 40 acres eventually became the college campus for Rosemont College and the Rathalla house still stands and is in use today. A packet of research accompanies this historic gun.
$5,950.00
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Colt 1862 Police revolver made in 1863. Gray patina on metal with readable markings. All matching with the exceptional of the wedge which is a replacement as is the wedge screw.
Very reasonably priced! $695.00
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Colt 1862 Police .36 caliber revolver. Has 6 1/2" barrel. Has very good blue and traces of case colors. Very good grips with most of the varnish. Fine 62 with the most desirable barrel length.
$3,950.00
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Colt 1862 Police Trapper In The Book of Colt Firearms on page 174 they picture an identical example. They note that these are special order snub nose models and that 25 to 50 are estimated to exist. This example is indeed rare as it has a "shield" device attached to the frame to hold caps in place or prevent bit of cap flying off and injuring the eye of the shooter? This gun will be featured in Dick Salzers column "Accoutrement corner" in Gun Report Magazine.
$5,500.00
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Colt 1862 “Trapper” model. RARE. See The Book of Colt Firearms for an example identical to this gun. Dovetail German silver front silver and proper muzzle crown. Approximately 25 to 50 made. Very good condition.
$4,750.00
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Colt Conversion of a pocket Navy. Very hard to find a nice blue and case colored example. Has the 3 1/2" barrel made as a cartridge barrel rather than the percussion barrel with the plugged up rammer hole. As these pocket conversions go this blue and case colored example is very desirable.
$2,195.00
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Colt Pocket Navy conversion with matching serial numbers. Action works fine and gun has about 60% original nickel. Serial number 312XXX.
Overall in very good condition. $1,150.00
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Colt Pocket Navy .36 caliber revolver with 4 1/2” barrel. Gun has numerous nicks and pit areas, but still has about 60-70” original blue, 40% case colors and excellent grips. Very hard to find model with this much finish.
$3,850.00
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Colt Pocket Navy Conversion revolver with a round 3 1/2” barrel. This model is actually made as a cartridge gun and was not made from a percussion. Serial number 2251. Gun is very good and has excellent grips.
$1,875.00
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Colt Pocket Navy Conversion revolver. Using original 4 1/2" octagon barrel. Matching numbers. Note that the cylinder has double numbers as is proper. When the factory converted they used various parts and then serial numbered them to match. Gun has about 90% plus nickel on frame, cylinder and barrel.
Very fine conversion! $2,295.00
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~Book~ Variations of Colt’s - New Model Police & Pocket Breech Loading Pistols by John D. Breslin, William Q. Pirie and David E. Price. $37.95
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