Colt single action shipped 10-24-1900 to Walter Tips, Austin, Texas, shipment of 4, pretty much a grey gun, some finish left in protected areas, good clear markings, all original un-tampered with, great western address when the wild west was still going on in Austin, Texas, $3750
Wonderfully legible etched “Colt Frontier Six Shooter”, difficult to find in an early blue gun shipped 8-23-1881 the year of the Gunfight at the OK Corral and Billy the Kid’s death, and while the remaining 90% blue and case colors are amazing, perhaps more so is the 90% original varnish remaining on the wooden walnut […]
Colt Single Action #190,627, shipped 8-28-00 to Krakauer, Moye & Zork, El Paso, Texas, about 50% factory blue remaining, very desirable Old West Texas destination, stocks not listed. This item has been sold.
Colt SAA nickel .44-40 in desirable 7 ½” configuration, #215,281 shipped 1901 to About 50% of neat old milky factory nickel finish remaining, was personal property of L.T. Cathey, includes his badge from American Detective Association and holster, very neat modified percussion holster circa 1870 with remanants of old red wool lining, scratched name “L.T. […]
Good representative Colt Army #125,138, for 1863 Gettysberg vintage, mostly brown gun but all markings legible , some dents beat near wedge on both sides & top of barrel, site worn down, traces of cylinder scene, good grips with original finish, some losses at toe, both sides, scratch on right grip, for the collector who […]
Colt SAA #257116, a nice short barrel .44-40, about 60% blue, traces of case colors, with factory letter showing shipped 8-31-04 to Simmons Hardware, St. Louis, MO, $4950
Scarce variation of the Model 1878, #34,859, for 1896, caliber .45, 3 ½” barrel, only 63 made with this barrel length, only 47 were blue, shipped 11-7-96 to Wm. Read, Boston, MA, $2750
Colt Single Action #135,108, factory engraved, shipped 9-18-90 to Chas. Hummel, San Antonio, Texas. Accompanied by factory letter and provenance document from grandson to Sheriff Bert Carr, Matagorda County, Texas, 1914-1920, died 1968, buried in Bay City, Texas. Exhibits about 90% of old period nickel refinish, with fantastic carved factory pearl steer head grips, $14,000. […]
St. Luis Fire Warden Shield Badge in silver. Name ‘Hall’’ inscribed on back. Good condition.
