Denver Old West Auction

Colt 1871-1872 Open Top, .44 rimfire, 7 1/2” barrel, excellent bore with some age darkening, smooth gun metal gray overall, 90% clear cylinder scene,

4th Model, 7 1/2” barrel, dark bore, dark aged patina with “use dents,” rare iron backstrap and trigger guard. English style “fat grips,” Hartford add

Very nice early Third Model, all original, 7 1/2” barrel, .36 cal, all matching numbers, S/N 4264. Mexico vs. Texas Navy cylinder scene clear and shar

26” octagon barrel, .45-65 cal, rifling good with some light pitting, corners sharp, smooth silver gray frame, mottled silver to brown barrel tube and

Special order takedown with deluxe wood, pistol grip, checkered, 26” tapered octagon barrel, .38-55 cal. Casecolors still show and are strong in prote

24” octagon barrel, .32 WCF, very good to excellent bore, 90% barrel finish turning plum, 40% frame finish turning plum, touch of casecolors on lever

2nd Model, .45-75, 26 1/2” octagon barrel, dark bore, sanded wood, profuse contemporary engraving. Sundance skull on right of action, bust of Native A

24” octagon barrel, 44-40, mfg 1888, excellent bore, 80% bright barrel blue, 90% receiver with one "blood pitting" area on the left side p...

3rd Model, .44-40, 24” octagon barrel, 2 rough spots in bore (5 and 8 inches back from muzzle) show on outside, 90% barrel tube and receiver turning d

3rd Model, 24” round barrel with good to very good bore, .38 WCF, dull plum overall with some color added, very good wood, original sights, S/N 697431

26” octagon barrel, .38 WCF, rough bore, salt and pepper pitting on left side of barrel and forend cap, also on frame, dark finish with blue added, fo

27” barrel, .44 Henry rimfire, sabre bayonet lug on barrel. With letter from George Madis attesting to the originality of this rare, c. 1870s rifle. S

Early example of a fine Yellow Boy in musket configuration. S/N 32366 mfg. 1870 in .44 Henry rimfire caliber. Madis letter attesting to the 66 being

3rd model SRC, .44 rimfire, 20” barrel, strong rifling with salt and pepper pitting, age mustard colored brass, mottled plum to silver iron, very good

28” barrels, 16 ga, bright bores, WS-1 and WS-2, S/N 12410, c. 1940s, gold, engraved, high finish, fine checkered stock. 

Grade DH, extensive scroll engraving surrounding dogs on frame, birds on bottom. Circassian walnut stocks with wide beaver tail forearm and elaborate

Full mounted, California inspired spurs with stylized shanks, intricately inlaid round and diamond pattern heelbands, 2”, 10-pt rowels, inlaid button

Impressive, fully silver mounted spurs inspired by the California patterns featured in the early California saddlery catalogs of F.M. Stern, Clarence

Denny Lytle (b. 1960) and Jim Mower (b. 1935) intricately (gun) engraved floral pattern spurs with stylized shanks, barrel chap guards, swinging butto

Red River shank Adamson/Crockett maker-marked spurs with longhorns in jewelers bronze mounted on the heelbands, large 6 pt rowels and swinging buttons