Serial number 33593. Made in 1877. 45 LC caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. Metal has an even gray patina. All numbers appear to match with the cylinder only having a partial number of a “5 3” where the “9 is presumably worn off. The ejector rod housing is a replacement. Grips have been refinished. This gun comes with a factory letter confirming the configuration and it was...

Serial number 4770. Made in 1874. 45LC caliber with a 5 ½” barrel. This is a very fine example with 90% of the original blue and 30% - 40% of the case colors. Grips are excellent with sharp Cartouches.  Very fine example of a nice artillery!

Serial number 4931. Made in 1874. 45LC caliber with a 5 5/8” barrel. This is a Custer range Colt single action cavalry model that has been shortened. The barrel has been cleaned. Several screws have been replaced, the grips are replacements as well as the backstrap which has been numbered to match.

Serial number 1689. Made in 1874. 45 LC caliber with a 5 ½” barrel. This is a nice sharp gun with a dark gray patina. The numbers are correctly mismatched as the Artillery model Colts were made up from Cavalry models that had been disassembled, refurbished and re-assembled making no effort of trying to match the...

Serial number 6413. Made in 1874. 45LC caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. This is a lot Six gun (Serial number 5500-6500) which was where a lot of the guns issued to the 7^th Cavalry came from. This is a nice sharp gun with a brown to gray [patina throughout. All numbers match and all inspectors marks can be...

Serial number 24358. Made in 1876. 45LC caliber with a 5 3/8” barrel. This gun has a mottled brown to gray patina. Various small parts are replacements including the cylinder pin. The barrel has been shortened.

Serial number 520. Made in 1874. 45 LC caliber with a 5 ½” barrel. This is a gun that has had every single marking restored. Grips are replacements. Its very possible that this gun was made into an artillery model. 

Serial number 5601. Made in 1874. 45LC caliber with a 5 ½” barrel. This gun has had extensive restoration and is more of a “put together Artillery. The frame has been re-numbered with spurious US markings applied. The cylinder has also had the serial number re-applied. Overall, this gun has a very pleasing even...

Serial number 14050. Made in 1874. 45 LC caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. This gun has a brown to gray patina with pitting mostly on the frame and cylinder. This is a very late Ainsworth inspected Colt. Several areas have restoration including replaced screws, and ejector rod housing. The cylinder and butt have had the serial number remarked. The barrel is possibly relined....

Serial number 8007. Made in 1873. 45 LC. Caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. This is a very neat gun that falls in the Lot 8 Shipment of Martially issued Colt Single Action Armies. These guns were issued to the 5^th, 8^th, and 9^th Cavalries. All three of the Cavalry units served in Texas and saw heavy combat during the Indian wars. This gun has been...

Serial number 148503. Made in 1892. 45 LC caliber with a 5 ½” barrel. This is a nice sharp gun with a dark gray to brown patina. There is one chip out of the left hand side of the grips. Action works well. This is an antique black powder gun. It was shipped to Dunlay & Geisler in Houston, Tx in 1892.

SN: 162358. 32-20 caliber with a 3 ½” barrel. This is an authentic Colt Single Action with a modified frame and a replacement barrel. Metal has an even brown patina. Grips show normal handling wear.

SN: 122393. Made in 1887. 38-40 caliber with a 4” barrel. Nice sharp gun with 10%-15% of the original finish on the barrel and trace amounts of case colors on the frame. The grips are very fine and the correct period style, but replacements for this gun. There is no record of this gun with Colt. This gun is guaranteed 100% correct and comes with a letter from noted Colt...

Serial number 77456. Made in 1882. 45 LC caliber with a 3 ½” barrel. This is a very early Sheriffs model, in fact one of the first. This gun has a light brown patina. Grips are very good. Action works well. This gun comes with a factory letter confirming all features. This gun was in a shipment of 10 guns. It was shipped to Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett and Company. Colt...

SN: 237.  Made in 1876. 44 RF caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. Metal has been cleaned. All markings are sharp and easily readable. This gun has been restored to its original configuration. The barrel has been sleeved. The hammer channel has been converted to centerfire and has been reconverted to the original rimfire configuration. The grips are very well made...

SN: 123287. Made in 1888. 44-40 caliber with a 3 ½” barrel. This is a very nice example of a sheriffs model with 5% of the original nickel finish. The eagle grips are original grips, but not to this gun. Ther is a small chip along the backstrap on the right hand side. Overall the grips are very good. This gun is a no record gun from Colt. It comes with a letter of...

SN: 122354. Made in 1889. 44-40 caliber with a 3 ½” barrel. This is a scarce gun as it has the early “Double Fluted” contoured frame and it has the etched panel marking of “Colt Frontier Six Shooter” Both are rare features on a Sheriffs model. The metal has been cleaned to a light gray patina. The grips are original Colt grips, but not to this gun. Accompanying this gun is...

SN: 123273. Made in 1888. 45LC caliber with a 4” barrel. Very good Colt Sheriffs model with an even gray patina with spots of pitting. Grips are old one piece ivories. This gun comes with several factory letters as correspondence with legendary old time dealer Arnold Marcus Chernoff when he originally sold it in 1975. The letter confirms the configuration and that this gun...

SN: 183449. Made in 1899 by serial number. This gun has a black powder frame, so a case could be made that the frame was made in 1895 or before and used later. 41 LC caliber with a 3 ½” barrel. Very fine all original gun with very good blue on the back strap, trigger guard and cylinder. The barrel has been...

SN: 145345. Made in 1892. 45 LC caliber with a 4.25” barrel. The metal has a dark brown to gray patina. Grips show heavy carry use. This is an interesting gun. It does not letter as a Sheriff’s model and probably is a no record gun, but it is one serial number away from an authentic Sheriff’s model and falls into a range of approximately 20 Sheriff’s models. The frame shows...