Lot 424 Detail
Fine Colt Bisley Single Action Army Revolver, c. 1905
Serial no. 264601, .38-40 caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with standard maker and address
marking; Bisley and caliber marking on left side of barrel; two-line, three-patent date
marking on left side of frame with rampant colt logo within circle; blue and
case-hardened; checkered hard rubber Colt medallion grips.
Condition: Fine. 95% blue; 90% case-hardening, fading; cylinder 75%
blue, balance turning brown, with tracking lines; minor wear. Grips fine.
Estimate: $7000 - $9000
US
M1873 Old West Army Pistol with Black Finish
Replica of Classic Western Revolver - Metal Prop Gun with Wooden Grips
by Grendel's Cave
Percussion Pistols And Revolvers: History, Performance and Practical Use
by Mike Cumpston , Johnny Bates
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Colt's Single Action Army Revolver: The Legend, The Romance And The Rivals
by Doc O'Meara
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Classic Colt Peacemakers (Paperback)
by Doc O'Meara
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Firearms in the American West 1700-1900 (Hardcover)
by Martin Pegler
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Standard Catalog of Colt Firearms (Hardcover) by Rick Sapp
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Colt
Single Action: From Patersons to Peacemakers (Hardcover) by
Dennis Adler
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The Sun-Bleached Bones of a Gunslinger Lie Next to
His Revolver in a Ghost Town in Northwest Wyoming
Size : 41 x 53 cm
Size : 107 x 142 cm without frame
Books on The
American Revolution
   
1700s
Revolutionary War Flintlock Musket with Bayonet - Wood and Metal Replica of Famous Gun
Used by Both Colonial and British Forces in War of Independence - Also Used by Pirates for
Long Range Ship to Ship Combat by Grendel's Cave
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