Denver Old West Auction

.41 caliber RF, first type, later production. High hammer, raised area around barrel screw, but large Colt barrel marking. Barrel has smooth plum colo

a) Serial #9935, transition with high hammer, finely pitted bore, mottled gray barrel, smooth mustard frame with touches of silver. Grips show wear wi

a) .41 RF, marked on frame, with “special” English rifling, 95% nickel (only missing at muzzle), excellent grips show 70% original varnish. Hammer an

Both .41 RF with rough bores, mottled gray barrels, mustard colored frames with touches of silver: a) Serial #43966, grips show “use” dings; b) Seri

All original, 6 1/2” blue, with 1 piece grips. Serial #5164. Overall smooth brown / plum with perfect patina on the brass. Marks are sharp and clear.

Second model single action in .44 Winchester. Serial #4201. Indian head motif, chiseled in high relief leaf and vine pattern. A matching fitted 7” bar

Double Deringer A.K.A. Model 95 or Over Under Deringer. Type III, Model #4. Nice rosewood grips, 70% bright blue on frame (backstrap flaked) and 80%

.44-40 caliber, barrel cut to 5 1/2”, 90% nickel finish remaining overall. 44 stamp on left side of trigger guard, very good walnut grips. Folded and

.31 cal, serial #133614 with 4” barrel. Mottled silver/gray, 30% cylinder scene, traces of silver/casecolor on frame, 1 piece walnut grips have a coat

The “Yellow Boy” in the musket configuration. Serial #94447 F S, standard 27” barrel. Some color remains but late cleaning has taken most of the patin