Colt 1851 Navy Revolver. Made in 1863. 7 ½” barrel. Metal has been cleaned and has a light gray patina. Grips are refinished. Action works well.

Colt 1851 Navy .36 caliber revolver. Made in 1861. Has a 7½” barrel in .36 caliber. Metal has an even brown patina on metal. All numbers are matching. Action works well.

Colt 1851 Navy .36 caliber revolver. Made in 1861. Has 7½” barrel in .36 caliber. Metal has been cleaned and shows a fair amount of wear. All metal has light gray patina. Serial number is hard to read, but trigger guard is mismatched, yet matches the condition of the rest of the gun. Grips are replaced. Action indexes and locks up tight.

Colt 1851 Navy Revolver. Made in 1859. 7 ½” Barrel in .36 caliber. The metal has been refinished long ago, but remains reasonably sharp. Action indexes and locks up, but timing is slightly off. Grips are good.

Colt 1851 Navy .36 caliber revolver. Made in 1863. .36 Caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. Metal is reasonably sharp and has a dark, almost dark black patina. Grips are very good. Action mostly indexes and locks up tight, but occasionally has a hiccup.

Cased Colt 1851 London Navy Revolver. Made in 1853. .36 Caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. Barrel has a mostly gray patina with blue in protected areas. The barrel has a nice sharp London address. Cylinder is very good with 40% of the original blue. The scene is excellent and is matching. Frame has bright case colors. Grips are excellent with original varnish. The case has all of the accoutrements...

Martial Colt 1851 Navy U.S. Marked Revolver. Made in 1857. The very best Army-Navy we have ever seen. This gun would be hard to improve upon. Martial Colt 1851 Navies are scarce since most of the guns were sold private purchase. The guns that are martially marked typically show a good amount of wear and have a brown or gray patina. This gun has 97% of the original blue on the barrel. The...

Beautiful Colt 1851 Navy .36 caliber revolver. Made in 1853. Beautiful gun with 95% of the original finish on the barrel. Cylinder has excellent scene. There is a ring near the front of the cylinder where the trigger guard screw was too long and left a mark. Case colors are a little dark but still present. Most of the silver remains on the back strap and trigger guard. Grips are excellent....

Colt 1851 Navy with Carved Mexican Ivory Grips. Made in 1857. Metal has a gray patina with spots of pitting. Gun is all matching except the cylinder. The name C. Dietz has been machine engraved on the butt. Grips are excellent original old carved ivory with a Mexican eagle and snake. Very attractive gun that is sure to have had an interesting history.

Colt 1851 Navy Squareback Model. Identified to General Sterling Price. Made in 1850. Early first year production with squareback trigger guard. Sharp gun with a smooth gray patina. Cylinder scene still visible. Gun is all matching. Action works perfectly. Back strap inscribed “Sterling Price St. Louis, MO 1854”. Sterling Price was a Mexican war hero, Governor of Missouri and Civil War...

Colt 1851 Navy .36 Caliber Revolver. Inscribed on the backstrap Lewis Beard. The revolver was manufactured in 1862. The revolver is gray color overall with even light surface pitting. All visible numbers are matching. Cylinder has no visible number. The lever, barrel and brass parts are all matching. The numbers have an "S" suffix, and we don't know what the "S" suffix is about. We accessed...

Early Colt 1851 Navy 1st Model Revolver. Made in 1850. This gun is serial number 677. Gun is all matching. This is a nice sharp gun that has had the metal cleaned. Cylinder scene is still present and visible. The right hand side has moderate pitting where it looks like the gun laid somewhere that caused this corrosion. Grips show normal carry wear. This is a 1st Model which is most easily...

Colt 1851 Navy Revolver. Made in 1856. Small guard gun. Metal is nice and sharp with a very light brown to gray patina. Cylinder scene is very good. Grips are very good. Gun is all matching. Very nice sharp gun!

Colt 1851 Navy Iron Strap Revolver. Made in 1857. .36 Caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. Nice even gray patina. Rare gun with an iron trigger guard and iron backstrap. Cylinder scene is mostly gone, but some is present. Grips are good. Gun is all matching.