Colt 1862 Police & Pocket Navy

Serial No. 17942, made in 1863, .36 caliber , 4.5" round barrel. Metal is smooth grey patina with scattered oxidation. Serial numbers are matching, factory markings are faint. Grips have light surface scratches, a chip is visible left side at the toe. Action indexes correctly with a tight lock up. Consignment

Serial number 21533. Made in 1863. 36 Caliber with 5 ½” barrel. Nice sharp gun with a smooth gray [patina. Engraving is by the Gustave Young shop and remains nice and sharp. Grips are one piece ivory and feature a Legionnaire Head on the left hand side. Grips show a repair on both sides.

Serial number 18001. Made in 1863. Metal has a dark bluish gray patina. Action works well. Grips are nice one piece ivories. This gun comes with a neat Pitieado “bikini” holster. (Consignment)

Serial number 41669. Made in 1869. 36 caliber with a 4 ½” barrel. Metal has a dark gray patina. Action works well. Grips are period carved one piece ivory with a Patriotic American eagle on the left hand side. Grips have been repaired.

Serial number 152. Made in 1861.  36 caliber with a 5 ½”  barrel  Metal has been cleaned. This is a very early three digit serial number. Action revolves, but does not lock up entirely tight. Grips are very good. All numbers are matching.

SN: 11083. Circa 1877. .38 Colt Rimfire with a 4.5" barrel, bore is very good with minor pitting. Single action revolver with B-style frame and the receiver still has good trace of color case hardening. Overall good to very good condition. (Consignment)

SN:39114L. Manufactured circa 1882, .38 Colt center fire with a 5.5" round barrel. Bore has strong rifling with scattered pitting. Cartridge single action revolver with round cylinder rolled engraved, B-style frame, large hammer, Outside loading gate 2 line patent dates with dashes on left side of frame and iron trigger guard/back strap. Revolver has been converted from percussion revolver....

SN: 4701. Circa 1872. .38 Colt Rimfire with a 4.5" octagonal barrel, bore is good with strong rifling and scattered pitting. A-style frame pocket single action revolver with approximately 50% bluing, engraved cylinder, brass trigger guard and backstrap with varnished walnut grip. Overall in good condition. (Consignment)

SN: 1388. Circa 1874. .38 Colt Rimfire with a 4.5" barrel, bore is good with light scattered pitting. Single action revolver in a A-style frame, nickel finish, fluted cylinder, case hardened hammer, blued trigger, inside loading gate spring and varnished walnut grip. Overall fine condition. (Consignment)

SN: 6316. Manufactured 1861, .36 Caliber with a 4.5" barrel. Bore is excellent. Single action percussion revolver with octagonal barrel, 5 shot engraved cylinder roll, brass frame and varnished walnut grips. Overall fine condition. Comes with hardwood case, Colt's patent powder flask, Eley percussion caps tin, Colt iron bullet mold and Colt nipple wrench. (Consignment)

SN:44109. Manufactured circa 1874, .38 Colt rim fire with a 5.5" round barrel. Bore has strong rifling with scattered pitting. Cartridge single action revolver with round cylinder roll engraved, B-style frame, small hammer, outside loading gate spring, 2-line patent dates with dashes on left side of frame and was Converted to accept cartridges. Overall condition is Good to very good....

Cased Factory Engraved Colt 1862 Pocket Navy Inscribed 7th Cavalry. Made in 1861. Beautiful gun with 90% of the original blue on the barrel. Lever has most of the case colors. Cylinder has excellent cylinder scene with 40% of the original blue. Frame has mostly turned to a gray patina. Both the back strap and trigger guard have all of the silver plating. The...

Colt 1862 Police. This is a very early gun being serial number 651 and has a Hartford barrel address. Also very desirable as it has an iron backstrap and trigger guard and it is not English proofed. Gun has a nice smooth brown patina all over the metal surfaces with traces of blue in protected areas. Back strap is in period inscribed "Joseph F. Sinnott Philad." Sinnott was a mogul in his...

Serial number 38016. Made in 1868. 36 caliber with a 5 ½” barrel. Beautiful gun with approximately 50% of the original blue on the barrel. Bright case colors on the frame. The cylinder has been refinished. Gun has original ivory grips. The back strap is inscribed “William W Farnam/ July 1866” According to the Colt dating publications, this gun was made in 1868, however the...

Serial number is 10600 as renumbered. Made in the late 1860s to 1870s. 38 RF caliber with a 4 ½” barrel. This is mostly a dark gray patina with original blue in protected areas. Grips are very good with excellent original finish. Cylinder scene is excellent. Action works well. This gun has two sets of numbers. The back strap and trigger guard are numbered 40574 while the...

Serial number 5! Made in 1862. 36 caliber with a 6 ½” barrel. Very fine, nice sharp gun. There is no original blue or case colors, only traces of silver on the trigger guard. The metal is sharp and has an even gray patina throughout the metal. Grips are very fine. This is one of the very earliest guns in the Colt 1862 Police series. This gun was formerly in the Robert Q Sutherland collection...

The Pocket Navy is one of the scarcer of the Colt percussion revolvers with fewer than 22,000 made, and many of these were converted to or manufactured as cartridge revolvers. This pair of Pocket Navies have 5.5" octagon barrels with excellent bores that appear to be unfired. They are .36 caliber with 5-shot cylinders, and have Model 1851 Navy style hinged loading levers. Both have "ADDRESS...

Colt 1862 Navy Pocket Revolver. Made in 1861. 4 ½” Barrel in .36 caliber. Very nice sharp gun with good original blue on the barrel that rates 70%. Trace amounts of case colors on the frame that is mostly a dark gray patina. Grips are very good with much of the original varnish remaining. Cylinder has excellent scene with an even light brown patina. Action works perfectly.

Colt 1862 Police Model Percussion Revolver. 6 ½” Length Barrel. Bore has very good rifling and frosting in the grooves. Action works perfectly. Grips have approximately 90% original varnish. No chips or cracks. Note: Right side of frame has a pit area just below the hammer screw. Barrel, frame and trigger guard and backstrap all match. Can’t find a number on the cylinder. Wedge is a...