Colt 1860 Army

Serial number 166239. Made in 1867. 44 caliber with an 8” barrel. This gun is heavily pitted and in relic condition. The hammer still moves and there is no main spring.

Serial number 1403. Made in 1861. 44 Caliber with a 8” barrel. Absolutely beautiful gun with 90% of the original blue on the barrel, bright case colors on the frame, 85% of the original blue on the cylinder and 95% of the original silver on the back strap and trigger guard. Grips are excellent. This gun is listed in the Rhode Island Historical Society as being issued to...

Serial number 75407. Made in 1862. 44 caliber with an 8” barrel. Dark brown patina throughout the gun.

SN: 110868. Re-issued after the Civil War for service during the Indian Wars. They were often supplied to the Buffalo Soldiers. This revolver has the U.S. forward the trigger guard. The bore is very good and the grips have most of their varnish. The action works perfectly. The side of the muzzle is rounding off due to holster wear.

Serial number 155559. Made in 1865. 44 caliber with an 8” barrel. Metal has a mottled gray patina with scattered pitting. Grips are very good replacements. Back strap is non matching. Action indexe4s, but is not smooth. This gun is still civil war era.

Serial number 187357. Made 1870. 44 caliber with an 8” barrel. Beautiful gun  that is factory engraved. Barrel has 85% of the original blue finish. Very good case colors on the frame. Grips are excellent. Cylinder still has virtually all of the cylinder scene and most of the original blue. Both case and accessories are very fine. Very rare to find a later...

Serial number 1912. Made in 1860. 44 caliber with a 8” barrel. Very attractive gun that has been refinished. Cylinder is original, but has been renumbered. More than likely the number was removed during refinished and then remarked. This is a historic gun as this is one of the 300 Colt 1860 armies in sold to the state of Georgia.

Serial number 15757. 44 caliber with a 8” barrel. Metal has been cleaned. Numbers are all matching. Early gun with a 4 screw frame.

Serial number 31771. Made in 1862. Gun has been refinished. Grips are replaced. Action indexes, but does not lock up.

Serial Number 6194. 44 caliber with a 8” barrel. Gun has a light brown patina. Metal has been cleaned. Cylinder is a modern replacement along with the backstrap and grips. All replacement parts are numbered to match.

Serial #99528, .44 cal., 8” barrel with a lightly oxidized and pitted bore showing strong rifling. The metal surfaces of this 1863 manufactured revolver have toned to an even antique brown patina showing light cleaning on the barrel and there are areas of oxidized pitting and...

Made in 1866. 44 caliber with an 8” barrel. This gun is in exceptional condition with most of the original silver finish on the barrel, frame and trigger guard. The cylinder is gold plated and has approximately 30% of the gold. Action works perfectly. Grips are high relief carved Ivories with a Mexican eagle on the left hand side. There is a repair where the repair meets...

Both guns were manufactured in 1868 in .44 caliber with 8" barrels. Guns are in excellent condition with most of the original silver and gold finish. The silver is mostly tarnished, but there are areas that have been rubbed. The cylinders have most of the original gold. Both guns have unnumbered extra cylinders. The grips are carved Mexican eagle ivory grips. This gun comes in a deluxe...

Rare Colt London 1860 Army with Iron backstrap and trigger guard. Bore is excellent. Action works perfectly. Grips are near excellent with 99% original varnish. Gun has approximately 85% original blue and has 100% perfect cylinder scene. Frame lever and hammer have 90-95 case color. London Armies are all iron and have a high luster polish blue. These are very...

Relic Colt 1860 Army revolver. The hammer is frozen and no parts on this gun move. It has a great appearance.These "Relic" guns are a collecting field in themselves. If you want to start a really neat collection, start by looking for them at gun shows or junk shops and let dealers and fellow collectors know you are collecting them. If the seller knows where it...