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 148. Made early 1870s. 44 Centerfire with an 8” barrel. Very fine 12 stop conversion. The barrel has a mixture of original blue and a plum patina. Grips are very good with original varnish. Numbers are all matching.

Serial number 54. Made in 1860. 44 caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. Very fine example. This gun still retains 50% of the original blue on the barrel. The frame still has bright visible case colors. Cylinder most of the original cylinder scene, Grips have almost all of the original varnish. The early guns had 7 ½” barrels up to about serial number 100. They also all rebated...

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 indexes, 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 180317. Made in 1869. 44 caliber with a 8” barrel. Nice sharp gun with a dark brown patina. This is a post civil war Colt 1860 Army Civilian model. Grips are very good.

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.

Colt 1860 Army Factory Engraved .44 caliber revolver. Deluxe factory engraved with checkered grips. Has a name in fine script engraved on bottom of grip possibly G. Howard. Extra grade engraving with coverage on cylinder, rammer, and barrel. Fine engraved Army. First class engraving. Superior design and execution.

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 141491. Made in 1863. Very nice sharp gun with blue in protected areas. All matching. 

Serial number 123140. Made in 1863. Metal has an even gray patina. Grips are very good with visible cartouches. Action works perfectly. The butt of the gun has some interesting marking the read “W,A,E, / W.H. Clark”

Serial number 139201. Made in 1863. 44 caliber with an 8” barrel. Very attractive gun with 50% of the original blue on the barrel. Excellent cylinder scene remain on the cylinder. The frame still has most of the case colors. Grips are very good with most of the original varnish.

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 number 131115. 44 caliber with an 8” barrel. This gun has been refinished. The cylinder is inscribed with a poem “WHEN TROUBLE THREATENS CALL ON ME I’LL EQUALIZE FEAR NO MAN NO MATTER HIS SIZE” Action works well.

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 1863, the serial numbers are matching except the wedge and cylinder. The bore has strong rifling and some light corrosion. The barrel address is clear and visible. The metal has a complete brown patina. The grips are in very good condition with some light handling wear. There is an old inscription under the right grip. The loading lever is a later replacement and has very good case...

Serial number 5214. Made in 1861. 44 caliber with an 8” barrel. Metal has an even gray patina. Grips are very good as lightly refinished. This gun is all original with the exception of the serial number on the frame. Action works well.

Serial number 50287. Made in 1862. 44 caliber with an 8” barrel. Very nice scarce gun. This is a civilian model that is cut for shoulder stock. During this point of production almost all of the guns made were going to the military and of the few civilian models produced most of them had...

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...