Serial number 5. Made 1875. 44RF caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. This is a 44 RF caliber Colt Single Action which were numbered in their own serial range from 1 – 1863. This is the fifth gun made. This gun has a even brown patina throughout the metal. The gun is partially restored with the markings have been refreshed, the patina is artificial and the channel in the hammer has been rewelded....

Serial number 68652. Made in 1881. 45 LC caliber with a 5” barrel. This gun has been chrome plated. Markings are partially visible. Barrel has been shortened. Grips are replacements.  Action indexes and locks up tight. (Consignment)

Serial number 174990. Made in 1897. 41 Colt with a 4 ¾” barrel. Very fine gun that has been custom engraved. The barrel and frame are gold plated with the other parts being nicely blued. The grips are bone. This gun is in excellent condition with 98% of the finish. The engraving is very nicely done. (Consignment)

Serial number 37286. Made in 1877. 45 Boxer caliber with a 5 ½” barrel. This gun is in excellent condition with 90% of the original nickel finish. The screws still has the original fire blue . The grips are excellent with all of the original varnish. The cylinder has some of the original nickel bubbling. Excellent example of a early original Colt Single Action Army!

Serial number 327699. Made in 1913. 45 Colt caliber with a 4 ¾” barrel. This is a nice sharp gun with 50% of the original blue. Very good case colors remain on the frame. The grips are stag and are superb.

Serial number 198012. Made in 1900. 41 LC caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. This gun has an even gray patina. All numbers are matching. This gun has one piece smooth ivory grips. Most 41 Colt caliber Single Actions are either 5 ½” or 4 ¾” barrel lengths.

Serial number 353969. Made in 1930. 44-40 caliber with a 7 ½” barrel.  This gun is in excellent condition with original blue and bright case colors. The cylinder is more faded than the barrel. The grips are two piece ivory with a buffalo carved on the right hand side. The grips are superb!

Serial number 122283. Made in 1887. 45 LC caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. This gun is in excellent condition as factory refinished. There is an star on the rear bow of the right hand side of the trigger guard. This gun has the period early eagle grips. Very fine example of a black powder gun. (Consignment)

Serial number 128386. Made in 1888. 450 Boxer Caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. This gun is in excellent condition as British refinished. The eagle grips are in excellent condition. This gun comes with a factory letter where it was shipped to Colt’s London Agency with 16 other guns.

Serial number 267380. Made in 1905. 44-40 caliber with a 4 ¾” barrel. This gun has an even gray patina throughout the metal. The grips are stag and are excellent with all the figure.

SN: 183012. 1st Generation Single Action Army made by Colt in 1899. 4.75" barrel with .44-40 cylinder. Good condition with about 40% of blue remaining on barrel, cylinder, trigger guard and backstrap. Frame is mostly brown patina, and backstrap has a dark patch of cleaned rust behind the serial. Bore is excellent with light frosting just past the forcing cone and strong rifling. Action times...

Serial number 133387. Made in 1890.45 LC caliber with a 5 ½” barrel. This gun is in excellent condition with 97% of the original blue and bright case colors on the frame. Grips are excellent as well. This gun is about as good as it gets for an Artillery Model!

SN: 301832. Made 1907, .38-40 with a 5.5" barrel. Bore is very good with light pitting. Pre-war Single Action revolver, has been expertly restored. The finish is excellent and the markings have been restored. The grips are genuine stag, A good looking Colt revolver.

SN: 77522. Made in 1882. 45 LC with a 7.5" barrel. Bore is very good, strong rifling with light etching. Very fine black powder gun with 60% of the period finish. This gun most likely shipped to New York and was finished in Nickel by one of the main distributors. This gun has very fine wood grips that have an extra coat of varnish.

Serial number 235560 and 267167. Made in 1902 and 1905. Both guns are in 45LC caliber with 5 1/23” barrels. Both guns are cattle brand engraved popularized by famed Texas engraver Cole Agee. These guns have nickel plated frames and barrels with the rest of the parts being gold plated. The barrels are later replacement Colt barrels while the cylinders appear to be Christie made. Both guns...

SN: 206223. Made in 1901, .45LC with a 4.75" barrel. Bore is fair, has visible rifling and areas of pitting.  Single action revolver with a custom satin nickel finish. The grips are great looking stag horn. The markings are still legible and the action works correctly. A good looking Colt .45 Single Action.

SN: 206223. Made in 1899, .45LC with a 4.75" barrel. Bore is fair, has rifling and is lightly pitted throughout. The metal has been refinished and is very good. The grips are genuine stag. The action functions correctly. A good looking Old West Colt .45.

SN: 269465. Made in 1905. .38 W.C.F. with a 4.75" barrel. Bore is dark with strong rifling. Single Action Colt with original grips. Metal has a dark brown patina noted throughout. Grips are in good condition with expected handling wear and have been worn smooth. Action functions properly and locks up tight. Overall good condition.

Serial No. 91059, made in 1883, .45LC, 7.5" round barrel. Revolver is mostly a grey patina with light areas of surface oxidation visible. Barrel address is no longer visible, left side of frame has the three line patent dates. A faint .45cal can be seen on the trigger guard. Bore is very good with strong rifling present. Grips are original to the gun with handling wear visible. Action...

Serial number 61874. Made in 1856. 36 caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. Metal has a dark mottled patina. This gun is completely mismatched with guns in the US martial ranges. This is probably a “campfire” gun where guns were disassembled for cleaning and reassembled without making any effort to put them back together with matching numbers.