Last updated on Thursday November 19th 2009
Colt 1901 .38 Colt new army revolver. Excellent condition with isolated pit on right side of barrel near the muzzle and some minor spots on the cylinder. Gun has 96% blue, and an excellent bore and grips. Factory letter to Springfield Armory in 1900. (This was probably an 1896 gun returned for arsenal rework and reissue as letter shows 1900 on date and gun shows 1901 on butt.)
Excellent condition. $2,250.00
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Colt 1903 U.S. Navy .38 Colt caliber revolver manufactured in 1904. Has U.S. Navy and anchor on butt with inspector initials. Probably has 93-95% blue, but has tiny dings and nicks. The gun is British proofed and was no doubt a lend-lease gun for WWII after being surplused out of its earlier Navy service. We see many 1900 Colt Navy autos with loads of finish but with identical nicks and dings. This is a scarce Navy revolver with a lot of blue!
$2,495.00
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Colt 1905 USMC .38 Special caliber revolver. Rare civilian USMC model sold commercially. Only 126 were sold to the public rather than going to the Marines. A rare and desirable Colt revolver in fine condition with about 60% blue and very good grips.
$2,895.00
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Colt 1905 USMS .38 Special caliber revolver. Excellent Marine Corp revolver. Beautiful condition with 96% original blue. Gun is most likely unfired. Grips are beautiful and sharp. Civilian model. Very hard to find in this condition.
$8,950.00
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Colt 1909 .45 LC caliber revolver with excellent bore. RAC inspected (U.S. inspector Rinaldo A. Carr). Very good condition. Inscribed “Linz” on frame. Possibly the Linz family of Dallas, Texas (well known jewelers for generations).
$1,650.00
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Colt 1909 .45 LC caliber revolver. U.S. military revolver in very fine condition with about 90% original blue finish and matching grips.
$1,695.00
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Colt 1911 .45 ACP caliber pistol with Colt-A.J. Savage slide (correct for a Colt) and unusual frame which is un-serialized (never had a number). Has good bore with some minor rough areas and 60% blue with the rest being a smooth brown patina. No abuse and no pitting. Overall a very decent and unusual gun.
$2,750.00
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Colt 1911 .45 ACP caliber pistol with A.J. Savage slide on Colt frame. Excellent condition with 95-97% blue. Hard to find variation in blue. $3,195.00
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Colt 1911 .45 ACP caliber pistol. Shipped in 1918 in a group of 9000 guns to “Greenville P” according to Goddard book. Gun is parkerized for WWII and has a “SA” on right side frame for Springfield Armory rework. Very good condition overall. Bore is worn.
$1,450.00
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Colt 1911 .45 ACP caliber pistol. Shipped Aug 1918 to Bush Terminal Ordnance Depot Brooklyn, NY. Very good bore. Gun is very good with strong blue but thinning to gray on the grip straps. Real sharp gun with strong eye appeal.
$2,350.00
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Colt 1917 .45 ACP caliber revolver. Excellent condition with 98% blue, excellent grips and excellent bore. Beautiful U.S. Army issue 1917 Colt.
$1,950.00
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Colt 1917 .45 ACP caliber revolver. WWI U.S. Army issue. Excellent bore. 95-96% blue. Excellent grips. Very nice WWI Colt revolver.
$1,650.00
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Colt 1917 .45 ACP caliber revolver. U.S. property marked in excellent condition with 95% blue.
$1,650.00
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Colt 1917 .45 ACP caliber pistol with most all of the original blue. Sharp markings. Good bore. Very fine gun!
$1,595.00
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Colt 1917 .45 ACP caliber revolver. WWI U.S. military revolver in fine condition with low serial number 92xx.
$995.00
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Colt 1917 .45 ACP caliber revolver. WWI U.S. military revolver in very fine condition.
$995.00
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Colt 1917 .45 ACP caliber revolver. U.S. property WWI military revolver in very fine condition.
$1,150.00
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Colt 1917 .45 ACP caliber revolver. Manufactured in 1918. Has excellent bore and 98% original blue. Grips show some nicks and dings. About excellent condition overall.
$1,795.00
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Colt 1917 .45 ACP caliber pistol. Very good plus condition with 97% blue, excellent bore. Grips have a few nicks and dings. Overall this is a very fine example of a WWI issue 1917 Colt.
$1,495.00
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Colt 1917 .45 ACP caliber revolver. U.S. Army issue mint bore. Gun is near mint with 99% blue. Grips are excellent. Gun appears unfired except for proof firing by Colt. Top condition.
$1,595.00
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Colt Artillery Model Single Action Army revolver. Has 85% plus bright blue remains on the barrel and ejector while the frame has very good visible case colors. Grips still have the cartouche visible on the right hand side. Gun has the proper mixed number and several Ainsworth parts including the backstrap which is only serial # 269. Gun is accompanied by factory letter. This is a well above average Colt Artillery.
$7,950.00
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Colt Single Action Cavalry model revolver. DFC inspected with Greer sub inspected. This gun is listed in the book Colt Cavalry and Artillery Revolvers...a Continuing Study by Kopec and Fenn as a New York Militia gun. This is a nice sharp gun that has a nice gray patina throughout. It is accompanied by a factory letter confirming it was shipped to the U.S. Government. Eye appealing piece!
$7,950.00
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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. 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 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 Army artillery model with 7 1/2" barrel. Rare U.S. Colt. Excellent original condition. Has 90% original blue on barrel. This gun has a blued frame that was done at the Manila Arsenal. All parts are correctly mismatched and this gun appears to be made into an artillery model at the Manila Arsenal. Very fine original condition on this sharp gun. Gun is accompanied by a Kopec Letter where he has says that this gun is completely correct with the exception of minor parts. Very rare US Martial Colt Single Action.
$9,850.00
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Colt Single Action Army Ainsworth inspected revolver. Comes with a Kopec letter where Mr. Kopec confirms this is an honest gun that has minor alterations done in period of use. Most notably the cylinder pin is a replacement and the cylinder pin hole has been enlarged. There has been no attempts at fakery. These Ainsworths are very hard to find with original 7 1/2" barrel and not had some worth of restoration. Metal has spots of pitting and a brown patina throughout. US has been removed from frame which Mr. Kopec speculates that this was either a deserters gun or a gun that was captured by hostile Indians, whatever the case this gun looks to have surely seen service and gone out West.
$8,495.00
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Colt Single Action Artillery .45 caliber revolver U.S. Army issue. Rare Rough Rider Identified gun. I.D. to Pvt Howard G. Young. young enlisted in San Antonio, Texas in 1898 (Probably in the bar at the historic Menger Hotel next to the Alamo. As the bar was Teddy Roosevelt’s headquarters for recruiting in San Antonio. it is still referred to as the “Rough Rider Bar” today). Young was quickly promoted to Lieutenant. Springfield Research letter detailing Army records and has factory letter from Colt. Frank Mallory of Springfield Research notes that as of the date of his letter only 4 I.D. Rough Rider revolvers have come to light. This revolver is considered to be the best condition Rough Rider gun known! Rare and historic.
$42,500.00
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Colt Single Action U.S. Army issue revolver. D.F.C. inspected with Kopec letter. Excellent grips with cartouche on right side. Kopec letter says left side cartouche was removed at one time. Letter states gun is otherwise correct. Very fine condition.
$28,750.00
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Colt Single Action U.S. Army issue revolver inspected by Henry Nettleton “H.N.” inspector marks. Has 60% case colors and excellent grips with sharp cartouche dated 1878. Comes with a Kopec letter in which he states the gun is correct except for a later RAC inspected cylinder. He suggests the gun may have been sent to Mississippi early on and then when Mississippi ordered RAC inspected guns at a later date the guns may have had the cylinders switched at that time. Very fine overall condition.
$26,950.00
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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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