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Rare Colt Viper Nickel 38 Special
4 inch barrel; nickel finish; original wood checkered grips; nickel has some light flaking on right side of barrel; some dull spots to finish; stock has some wear where grips meet; overall a very fine example of an extremely hard to find Colt; Colt records indicate less than 2500 Vipers were produced with a nickel finish, only made 1977 to 1979; this example comes with original box and booklet; box is weathered with label taped; SN#64161R
First Issue Colt Cobra 32 Colt New Police
2-inch barrel; beautiful blued finish; original matching number checkered Colt grips with medallion; near collector grade Cobra; possibly not fired; some very light wear to high points, otherwise near new condition; rare 32 Colt NP caliber in the Cobra series; SN#A63386
Rare Colt Viper 38 Special with Letter
4 inch barrel; blued frame; original checkered grips; retains most of the original finish with strong bluing; a few very faint scratches; overall an excellent example of the rare Viper revolver; Colt records indicate less than 4000 made with blued finish, between 1977 to 1979 only; comes with Colt factory letter stating it was shipped to Howco Distributors, Laurel, MD, February 6, 1978; SN#70209R
Colt Courier 32 New Police with Letter
3 inch barrel; blued alloy frame and alloy cylinder; original checkered grips with Colt medallion; VG condition overall with some light blue wear to cylinder and muzzle as well as front and back strap; wear is typical for alloy guns; overall a quality example of a extremely rare Colt revolver with records indicating 3053 manufactured between 1954 and 1955 only; this example was shipped to Edward Tryon Company in Philadelphia on August 31, 1955; SN#28479-LW
US Issued Colt New Army Model of 1896 38 Long Colt with Letter
6 inch barrel; strong finish due to reblued on frame and barrel; original two piece wood grips, some damage; RAC cartouche on frame; butt is marked US Army Model 1896; matching SN throughout; very nice early double action Colt; accompanied by Colt factory letter stating it was shipped to US Government Springfield Armory, Springfield, Mass, June 8, 1900; SN#142819
US Issued Colt New Service Model of 1909 45 Long Colt with Letter
5.5 inch barrel; retains much of the original blue finish with some heavy silvering from holster; light oxidation; comes with original matching number two piece wood grips; lanyard ring in butt; barrel is marked US Property; barrel, grips and frame have RAC cartouche; appears to be all original, authentic US Issued double action Colt; factory letter states it was shipped to the US Government Commanding Officer, Manila, Philippines on Sept 17, 1910; SN#41561
US Issued Colt New Service Model of 1917 45 Colt Auto Caliber with Letter
5.5-inch barrel; retains most of the original blue with some light wear; mechanically appears to be fired very little if any and is in remarkable condition for age; original two piece wood grips; lanyard ring; barrel is marked US Property; some slight discoloration approx. one inch down on end of barrel; originally shipped to the US Government Commanding Officer, Springfield Armory, Springfield, Mass on March 28, 1918; SN#199667; butt number 48325
Colt Army Special 32-20 with Letter
5-inch barrel; strong bluing, possibly a professional reblue; original checkered two-piece grips; overall a very nice example of an early Colt Army Special; letter states it was shipped to Belknap Hardware Company, Louisville, KY, December 12, 1923; SN#496791
Colt Army Special 41 Long Colt with Letter
5-inch barrel; retains most of the original blue; original Colt checkered grips; overall very high condition for an early gun; light scratches and silvering at muzzle; originally shipped to WM.H. Hoegee in Los Angeles, CA, Sept 9, 1912; SN#342360
Special Order Colt Model 357 357 Magnum Revolver with Letter
4 inch barrel; retains most original blue with light wear to high points; some thinning on right side of frame; original grips; deluxe adjustable target sight and special order service hammer; the 357 model was the predecessor to the Colt Trooper and was manufactured from 1954 to 1961 with less than 15000 made; this gun was originally shipped to Montgomery Loan in Norriston, PA December 3, 1959; SN#22256
Colt Commando 38 Special with Letter
4 inch barrel; original Parkerized finish; original Colt grips with logo; this revolver appears all original, in excellent condition with very light wear; fine example of a WWII time period Colt revolver; originally shipped to the Police Dept in Alexandria, VA on May 7, 1946; SN#48574
Colt Army Special 41 Long Colt with Letter
4-inch barrel; original blue; original Colt checkered grips with medallion; front blade sight; retains almost all original blue; very high condition overall; originally shipped to H&D Folsom Arms Company, NY on Feb 23, 1932; SN#544031
Colt New Army Model of 1896 38 Caliber with Letter
6 inch barrel; blade front sight; retains most of the blue; thinning on barrel from holstering; light scratches and wear to high points; appears to be fired very little; checkered two piece grips with large Colt pony logo; originally shipped to M Hartley Company, NY, Sept 25, 1906; SN#266384
Colt Officers Model Special 38 Special with Letter
6 inch barrel; retains most of original blue; light muzzle wear; original Colt checkered grips with medallion; adjustable Colt Master rear sight and blade front sight; target hammer; fourth model limited production in 38 special caliber; originally shipped to Joseph Lorch, Washington, DC, Nov 16, 1949; SN#383359
Colt Officers Model First Issue 38 Long Colt with Letter
6 inch barrel; retains most of original blue; some wear to barrel and right side of frame; original checkered diamond grips; adjustable rear sight and adjustable front blade as seen on target models; these are not noted on letter, but appear original; overall a very nice early Officers Model; shipped to Kupferschmidt Company, Memphis, TN on Oct. 9, 1907; SN#285354
Colt Officers Model 22 Long Rifle with Letter
6 inch barrel; retains almost all of original blue; target model; rear and front adjustable sights; original checkered diamond grips; one of the early 22 caliber offerings on the Officers model; this revolver is in high condition, collector grade; shipped to Supple and Biddle Hardware, Philadelphia for Caufman and Wesson on Oct 21, 1930; this was the only gun in the shipment; SN#6030
Colt New Service 38-40 with Letter
5.5 inch barrel; barrel is marked New Service 38WCF; original blue is VG condition with heaviest wear at muzzle; normal light scratches and wear to high points; appears to be fired very little; checkered two piece grips with large Colt logo; lanyard ring in butt; blade front sight; originally shipped to Wyeth Hardware Company, St Joseph, MO, on Feb 20, 1905; SN#12665
Early Smith & Wesson Top Break 32 Caliber
3.5-inch barrel; nickel finish; original Smith two-piece diamond grips; blued trigger guard; this revolver is in high condition due to professional restoration; very nice small frame early Smith; SN#198157
Great Western Arms 22 Caliber SAA
5.5 inch barrel; case hardened frame; comes with Colt SAA grips with eagle and pony; high condition throughout with very little wear; slight silvering at muzzle; Great Western are known to be quality single actions and this one in 22 caliber should be very desirable to the shooter; SN#SW8967
German CY9 P38 9mm
5-inch barrel; fixed sights; original grips with lanyard loop; appears to be original mag marked P38; matching numbers gun; retains most of original finish; very high condition; German eagle proof marks on frame and slide; SN#A7207
Colt First Generation SAA 38 WCF
5.5-inch barrel; bluing is excellent due to refinish; two piece staghorn grips; SN range puts this gun 1899 to 1908; appears to be in good time and working properly; refinish makes this an excellent candidate for a shooter revolver; very cosmetically appealing; SN#266043
CZ Model 27 32 ACP with Holster
3.5 inch threaded barrel; bluing is worn to a silver patina; original wrap around one piece wood grips; matching numbers on frame and slide; non-matching numbers on magazine; fixed sights; appears to be a correct period leather holster with extra magazine pouch; nice early example of a 27; SN#67499
H&R Model 940 22 Caliber
6-inch VR barrel; 3 position adjustable rear sight and blade front sight; original two-piece wood grips; retains most of original blue with light silvering at muzzle; nine shot cylinder; very nice early H&R; SN#AJ49135
InterArms Virginia Dragoon 44 Magnum
7.5 inch barrel; adjustable rear sight; ramp blade front sight has been painted with white; made as a large frame single action; two piece wood grips; case hardened frame; blued barrel; butt is engraved Don?t Tread on Me with rattlesnake; retains most of original finish with a heavy cylinder turn ring; patent April 16, 1974; SN#24208
Antique Remington 1875 44-40
6-inch round barrel; two-piece wood grips; lanyard ring in butt; metal has silvered; barrel address reads E. Remington & Sons Ilion NY USA; appears to be mechanically sound with good time; very nice early antique Remington; no visible number, the number 67 marked under grips; antique, no FFL required
