SN: 93257. Made in 1919. 45 ACP caliber with a 5.5" barrel.  Bore is excellent. U.S. military revolver issued for WWI. Excellent overall condition. A great example. Consignment.

SN:GOP0382. Modern production, .32 ACP with a 3.75" barrel. Bore is in excellent condition. striker fired handgun with colt medallion grips and fixed sights. Overall condition is excellent. Comes with box. Consignment

SN: 2285573. Manufactured in 1945, .45 ACP with a 5" barrel. Bore has strong rifling with frosting in the grooves. WWII Colt 1911 with "GHD" marked on the left side of the frame and ordnance wheel marked on the right side of the frame. The barrel has British Nitro proof and the right side of the frame says "notenglishmake" under the "M1911A1 U.S. Army" marking. Overall very good condition....

SN: 883629. Manufactured in 1943, .45ACP with a 5" barrel. The bore has very good rifling with some light frosting in the grooves. WWII U.S. military Colt pistol with excellent nickel refinish. Is marked G.H.D. and P on the left of the frame, Ordnance wheel on the right of the slide and has a "P" on the top of the slide. Overall excellent condition. 

1911 Slide made by Union Switch and Signal. Internal firing pin components are missing. Markings are visible. Finish shows wear.

SN: 788480. Manufactured in 1942, .45 ACP with a 5" Colt barrel. Bore is has strong rifling and light pitting. WWII. U.S. military pistol with W.B acceptance mark on the left of the frame, "P" marked left of the frame and top of the slide. Has approximately 90% of its original blue. The grips are excellent and comes with magazine with "L" marking on the toe. Overall a very fine example of...

SN: 789080. Manufactured in 1942, .45ACP with a 5" barrel. WWII U.S. Military pistol with nearly 100% of its original parkerized finish. "W.B." inspector marked, "P" cartouche near the safety and on top of the slide. Overall excellent condition.

Rare Experimental Colt 1911 .45 ACP caliber pistol. Made in 1913. This gun has an experimental hammer. The military was looking for a new design to stop the earlier style hammer from pinching the shooter’s hand when firing. This design was ultimately rejected and it’s not known how many were produced like this. Along with this gun, is a binder that has information on the two proposed hammer...

Serial number 2275935. Made in 1945. 45 ACP with a 5” barrel. This is a  Colt 1911 A1 that has been expertly refinished.

Serial number 300775. Made in 1918.  45 ACP with a 5” barrel. Gun is in very fine condition with 75% of the original blue.

SN: 339127. Made in 1918, .45 ACP, 5" barrel. Fair condition World War I era 1911 with an excellent bore. Slide finish is heavily worn & marked with a circle "S" on the right rear. Comes with one magazine & Magpul grips.

SN: 488303. Made in 1918, .45 ACP, 5" barrel. Refinished World War I era Model 1911 in excellent condition with an excellent bore. The hammer & part of the barrel have been jeweled. Comes with bone grips & one magazine.

SN: 1654757. Made in 1944, .45 ACP, 5" barrel. Very good condition with U.S. Property & "G.H.D." marks. Comes with one GI magazine. Excellent bore.

SN: 1126251. Manufactured in 1943 with a 5" barrel & chambered in .45 ACP. This pistol has a COLT slide & COLT frame. Very Good overall condition with a perfect bore & one GI magazine.

Serial number 15074. Made in 1902.  38 Auto with a 6” barrel. Very fine gun with 75% of the original blue. Very rare gun with only 200 in the contract. All of these guns were shipped on July 18, 1902. These guns were rejected from any furth orders due to numerous shortcomings such as...

Serial number 1603. Made in 1902. 38 Auto with a 6” barrel. Very fine gun that has been expertly refinished. This is a US contract Colt model 1900 and has the US marking on the Front part on the left hand side of the trigger guard bow.

SN: 197705. WWI U.S. military revolver. The barrel is excellent, could be an arsenal replacement. The frame and cylinder show wear and use. Overall good condition.

Serial number 11425. Made in 1912. 45 ACP with a 5” barrel. This gun has approximately 50% of the original blue finish. Grips are very good. Magazine is a correct Key hole. Early Colt 1911 Navy Contract that is all original!

Serial No.W29066, chambered in .455 Eley with a 5" round barrel, manufacture in 1915. Very fine gun with about 65% original finish remaining. Bore is good with frosting in the grooves. Magazine is a broad arrow marked two-tone .45acp not .455 Eley. Action functions correctly. 

Serial No. 34673, 5.5" round barrel chambered in .45LC, manufactured in 1909 and shipped on October 21st 1909 to Manila. Approximately 60-65% orginal blue remains in the frame with the barrel staring to turn. Under barrel is marked United States Property. Grips show heavy usage and wear with faint inspector marks visible. Bore is bright with strong rifling noted. Action indexes properly with...