Denver Old West Auction

Colt Single Action Army, #76149, 1882, .45 LC, 5 3/8” barrel with “Rocky Mountain” style sight, very good strong bore, silver gray to plum overall wit

#168447, 1897, .44-40 caliber, 4 3/4” barrel with clear roll stamp “Colt Frontier Six Shooter”, sharp rifling with minor pin prick pitting; 60% bright

37” long, 22 slotted conchos, basket stamped belt, exterior pockets with nickel studded trim. Fine condition showing with great fringe. Provenance: G

NSN, .22 RF, 2 1/2” barrels, dark bore, silver to plum metal surfaces, right grip has dime sized chip at frame; mechanically excellent.

#3446, all matching numbers, 7 1/2” barrel, strong bright bore, metal is smooth, silver-gray with touches of original blue. Very good 2-piece grips sh

#36280, .44 caliber, 8” barrel, black powder pitting the length of the bore, metal surfaces mottled plum to brown, cartouches not visible on very good

#2807, all matching numbers, .36 caliber, 6” barrel, very good bore with scattered rough spots. Metal surfaces are mottled plum to gray with some brig

Engraved .38 caliber. Serial #14605. 3 1/2” barrel, pearl grips, silver plate, mfg. 1879. This fine double action revolver has aftermarket engraving o

.38 caliber, nickel, serial #4399, c. 1878. 3 1/2” barrel, worn hard rubber grips. Etched barrel panel, very strong, sharp markings. 10% flaking fini

#53087, all matching numbers, .41 caliber, 4 1/2” barrel, good to very good bore, 90% dusty re-nickel remaining, very good 2-piece hard rubber grips.

Spur trigger, .32 cal., c. 1874-1875, 3 1/2” barrel. Excellent bore, 95% original nickel overall with traces of tarnish, strong blue on hammer and tri

NSN, .50 caliber, 3 1/2” barrel, dark bore, mottled plum to gray metal, of higher quality than standard. Back action lock has tight scroll engraving,

NSN, singe shot, .54 caliber, 8" barrel, poor bore, metal surfaces dark plum brown with scattered rough patches. Very good solid wood with fain...

Model 1819, dated 1838, Harpers Ferry production, .52 caliber, 32 5/8” barrel is rifled up to 1 1/2” of the muzzle. The original finish is brown lacqu

Model 1843 upgraded with side lever from the original breech opening, .54 caliber, originally produced for the Mexican War and sold surplus after the

#39822, .52 caliber, 30” barrel, strong, bright rifling with scattered black powder spots. Metal surfaces are mottled plum to gray, unsanded stock has

#24077, .38 WCF, 24” barrel, pinprick roughness the length of the bore; metal is silver gray overall, having been cleaned, very good stock, forearm ha

Silver and gold plated carbine with deep period engraving. 20” round barrel, .38-40 caliber, L.D. Nmishcke style engraving on the barrel, butt plate a

100 total chips with fleur-de-lis engraved design. The natural-color chips have line edge ring, 10 with yellow edge, and 10 with blue edge. Show use b

Barkhouse Bros. & Co. – Gold Dust Kentucky Bourbon – John Van Bergen & Co. Sole Agents. Raised letters on brown glass with central horse fig...