Colt Single Actions - 1st Generation

Single-action Colt revolver with 4.75" barrel made in 1903. Bore is very good with some scattered light pitting and very good good rifling, The action works perfectly. Has 50% of its original blue with the rest being gray-brown patina. The grips are in very good condition. with normal handling wear. A very good example.

Single action Colt revolver with 4.75" barrel made in 1909. Bore is very good with very good rifling, The action works perfectly. Has approximately 60% of its original blue. The grips are matching and are in very good condition. Overall very good condition.

1st gen Colt SAA revolver with 5.5" barrel, made in 1922. The bore is excellent. This is a "one number gun," having only one external serial number and was common in Colt SAA circa 1920's. The action works perfectly. the nitre blue screw are excellent. The frames case colors are lightly visible with some gray patina. The grips are excellent. Overall a very fine example.

Serial number 331134. Made in 1914. 45 LC caliber with a 4 ¾” barrel. Rare variation with the “long flute” configuration cylinders. Approximately 1379 guns were made using left over cylinders made for the Colt 1878 DA revolvers with a longer “flute” in...

Serial number 35600. Made in 1937. 357 mag with a 7 ½” barrel. This gun is in excellent original condition. The barrel and cylinder have almost all of the original blue while the frame has excellent case colors. This gun has been fitted with a King offset hammer, a king knurled trigger, custom oversized grips and a modified front sight. This gun comes with a factory letter....

Serial Number 35287. Made in 1877. 45 LC with a 7 ½” barrel. Metal has a dark patina with light pitting throughout. Grips are original Colt grips that are replacements to this gun. This is a John T. Cleveland inspected. Cleveland was one of the main...

Serial number 12244. Made in 1874. 45 LC with a 7 ½” barrel. This has an even brown patina. Grips are original. This gun was issued to the State of Virginia. The State of Virginia sold the entire shipment to a surplus dealer. Most of these guns were...

Serial Number 34019. Made in 1877. 45 LC with a 7 ½” barrel. Scarce gun inspected by John T Cleveland. Mr. Cleveland was one of the more scarce US martial inspectors.  This is gun is in very fine condition. This gun has had significant...

Serial Number 5180. Made in 1874. 45 LC caliber with a 2 3/8” barrel.  This is a Cavalry model inspected by O. W. Ainsworth. The metal has a dark gray to brown patina and has pitting. The barrel has been shortened from the original cavalry length. This is an absolutely exceptional gun as it was in lot 5 which was the prime lot of US cavalry models that were issued to the...

Serial Number 5020. Made in 1874. 45 LC with a 7 ½” barrel. This is a cavalry model inspected by O. W. Ainsworth. The metal of this gun has been cleaned and now has a gray patina. This gun is all matching. The “US” and the patent dates have been removed as well as the “U.S.A.” in the barrel address. During the period of use, this was often done to guns captured by hostile...

Serial number 5945. 45 LC caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. This is a cavalry model inspected by O. W. Ainsworth. The metal has a dark gray patina. The grips are period replacements. The “US” and the patent dates on the left hand side of the frame have been removed. This is very commonly found on both the Indian captured guns and deserter guns. This gun was part of lot 6 issued...

Extremely rare Flat Top Target Bisley. Made in 1911. Has a 7.5" barrel with excellent bore, bright with excellent rifling. Has about 97% deep bright blue. The cylinder chambers are excellent. Grips are perfect, no chips, no cracks, no wear. Action works perfectly. Only 130 Flat Top Target Bisley's were made in this caliber. A very desirable Colt Single Action.

7.5" Bisley made in 1905. Has about 95% original blue. The nitre blue screws are perfect. Has 95% vivid case colors. The grips are perfect. The bore is excellent, bright with strong rifling. This is a very fine Bisley in top condition.

Very fine example manufactured in 1896 with 7.5" barrel. Bore is excellent. Action works perfectly. Metal has approximately 95% original finish. Serial numbers are matching including the grips. An excellent Flat Top in a scarce caliber. Approximately 96 were made in 38 Colt.

Serial Number 227691. Made in 1902. 32-20 caliber with a 4 ¾” barrel. This is a relatively sharp gun with only around 10% of the original finish in the protected areas. Metal is mostly dark gray patina. All numbers are matching. Grips are very good with normal handling wear. This guns comes with a factory letter where it was shipped to the Colt Agency in San Francisco for...

Made in 1901. 41 Colt with a 7 ½” barrel. Very fine example with very good original blue finish. The case colors have mostly faded, but some still remain in the protected areas. Grips show carry use. All numbers match. Action works well. Bore has light pitting with strong rifling.