Serial number 19394. Made in 1860. 44 caliber with a 8” barrel. Very sharp gun. Metal has a smooth even gray patina. The cylinder scene is excellent. Grips are excellent with most of the original varnish. Gun is all matching. The back strap has most of the silver. The trigger guard has 35% of the silver. 8” dragoons are very rare, thought to be less than 200 guns overall....

Serial number 67. Made in 1853. 44 caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. Very fine example with probably 20% of the original blue finish on the barrel. This is a very sharp gun. This gun has the early barrel address. The cylinder scene is still visible. The grips are very good with some of the original varnish. The back strap is inscribed “Lt. Col. L. Doherty, XIIIth Lt Drg The gift...

Serial number 16. Made in 1853. 44 caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. Very nice sharp gun with a light brown patina. This gun is serial number 16 in the London Dragoon series and is all matching. This gun has the very rare and early barrel address. Cylinder scene is still visible. The back strap is inscribed “Sergt W. F. Brien 8^th Husars”. The 8^th Hussars was...

Serial number 1247. Made in 1847. 44 caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. Very fine example of Whitneyville Hartford Dragoon. Metal is nice and sharp with a light brown patina. Cylinder scene has most of the original scene. Grips are excellent with most of the original varnish. The trigger guard still has most of the original silver while the back strap has 10% - 15% of the original...

Serial number 1194. 44 caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. Made in 1847. Very rare gun, much more rare than a Colt Walker. This gun has the Walker style cut outs in the grips which is the most desirable of the three types of cut outs in this model. Metal has an even gray patina. Cylinder has visible restored scene and the number on the cylinder was freshened. Grips are very good....

Serial number 8191. Made in 1850. 44 caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. Metal has 98% of silver plated finish. This appears not be a non factory finish. This is an incredible rare experimental Fluted first Model Colt Dragoon. Only a handful of these were ever done. This gun was formerly in the John Parsons collection and was displayed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. This gun...

Serial number 8994. Made in 1850. 44 caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. Metal has been cleaned and has an even gray patina. Gun has restored markings . Action works well.

Serial number 7368. Made in 1849. 44 caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. The metal has an even dark brown top gray patina. Cylinder scene is visible and very good. Cylinder is non matching to the rest of the gun, but looks to have been with this gun since the period of use. Grips show heavy use. Action works well.

Serial number 18107. 44 caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. The metal has an even light brown patina. Various inspectors marks are throughout the gun. The grips are oil finished which is appropriate for military guns, but no cartouches may be observed. Action works perfectly. All numbers match.

Serial number 17396. 44 caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. This gun has a gray patina with pitting on the metal. The Barrel has a mismatched barrel and the butt strapped is unnumbered. Grips have been checkered. This gun comes with a form fitting flap leather holster. This gun comes with a letter from Antique Road Show Appraiser Rafael Eledge where he makes a convincing argument...

Serial 13764. 44 caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. Metal has a gray patina and has been cleaned.

Colt 1st Model "Fluck” Dragoon. Made in 1848. Early gun that falls into the beginning of the "Fluck” Dragoon range of 2216-2515. This Fluck theory has been expanded to the "Being the Second Contract" pistols which went from serial 2000-3000. This gun has been cleaned and some of the markings refreshed. Action works fine. A dovetail was cut for a rear sight through the barrel address and now...

Serial Number 16105. Made in 1856. 44 caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. Metal has been cleaned and has a light brown to gray patina. Numbers all match. Grips are very good with a visible cartouche. Action works well. This is a honest example of a Martial Colt 3^rd Model Dragoon!

Serial Number 1442. Made in 1848. 44 caliber. With a 7 ½” barrel. Gun is in very good condition. No original finish remains, but the metal is nice and sharp. Metal has scattered light pitting. Cylinder scene is still visible. What makes this gun interesting is this gun is it a very early serial number of 1442, yet has features of a 3^rd model dragoon. The gun is...

Serial number 10229. 44 caliber with 7 ½” barrel. The metal is a nice even patina. Gun is all matching. The numbers on the cylinder, barrel and lever have been reapplied. Grips are excellent as refinished. The New Hampshire dragoons was a small contract for approximately 100 guns. Very hard to find Colt 2nd Model New Hampshire marked Dragoon!

Serial Number 57. Made in 1853. 44 caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. Very fine gun with a very good original finish on barrel and cylinder. Grips are very good as refinished. This is a London dragoon and it is numbered in the its own serial range. This gun is factory engraved and remains very...

Made in 1860. 44 caliber with an 8” barrel. 8” barrel dragoons are very rare with only 800 made at the end of production. Metal has been cleaned, but this is a very sharp gun. Cylinder scene is very sharp and clear. Gun is all matching. Grips are very good. An extra coat of lacquer was put on long ago. Action works perfectly. Gun is all matching. Nice sharp...

Made in 1851. 44 caliber with a 7 ½” barrel.  Metal has a nice even gray to brown patina. Cylinder scene is excellent. This is a Martial gun with small inspectors marks throughout and the oil finished grips. Grips are excellent and have nice sharp cartouches.  Action works tight. This gun is very sharp. Very fine all original Dragoons!

Made in 1851. 44 caliber with a 7 ½’ barrel. Nice sharp gun with a bluish brown patina on barrel and barrel. Cylinder has all of the scene. Frame has a mottled gray patina. Grips are very fine with very good visible cartouches. Gun is all matching. Since this is a martial gun, small inspectors marks are on the different parts. This is a very fine example.

Made in 1848. 44 caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. Very fine condition with a smooth brown patina with small traces of blue in the protected areas. Throughout the metal is spots of light pitting. Cylinder still has most of the scene. Grips are very good. Right hand side of the grip is carved “Kippen 1853” Trigger guard has been reconfigured. Back strap just behind hammer is...