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Manufactured in 1926. Blade front sight with a gold sighting insert and fixed rear sight, with the top of the barrel marked with the one line Hartford

According to the included letter from M.S. Huber, Colt Historian, This revolver was one of 2 sent to Whitney Sporting Goods of Denver, Colorado on May

This is a very nice example of a standard short barreled Colt Single Action Army revolver that has the nickel plated finish with mother of pearl grips

According to Colt factory records (photocopy included), this revolver was shipped to the Wyeth Hardware & Mfg. Company in St. Joseph, Missouri, ...

Produced in 1905 in the longer 7 1/2" barrel configuration. Fixed sights, with the single line Hartford address on top of the barrel and "...

Produced in 1891, as part of the final 2000 unit Army Contract for Cavalry Model Singe Actions. Fixed sights, with the barrel roll stamped on top &q...

This revolver comes with letters from M.S. Huber, Colt Historian and John A. Kopec, noted author and Colt expert. The Huber letter shows the factory r

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Cavalry Revolver manufactured in 1890. This late production Colt Cavalry Revolver, has the standard dull military blue

Manufactured in 1874, the second year of production, this U.S. Cavalry Colt revolver features the standard blade front and notch rear sights. The top

Produced in 1912. Fixed sights, with the one line Hartford address on top of barrel and "(BISLEY MODEL) / COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER" roll...

This is a fine example of a Colt Single Action Army revolver that was factory chambered in the rare 44 S&W caliber as manufactured in 1921. The ...

Produced in 1923, with blue barrel, cylinder, trigger guard and backstrap with casehardened frame and hammer. Fixed sights, with the one line Hartford

Made in 1907. Blade front and notch rear sights with the Hartford address on top of the barrel and "38 W.C.F." on the left side. Smokeless...

Manufactured in 1905. Fixed sights, with the one line address on top of the barrel and caliber marking on the left. Smokeless powder frame, with the t

The included Colt factory letter confirms the serial number, caliber, barrel length and finish, with the type of stocks listed as rubber (now fitted w

This is a very nice example of a late 1920 production, 1st generation Colt Single Action Army revolver in the desirable 32 W.C.F. caliber. This was a

Manufactured in 1901. Blade front and notch rear sights with the one line Hartford address on top of the barrel and caliber markings on the left side,

Made in 1903. Fixed sights, with the two line Hartford address on top of the barrel and "38 W.C.F." on the left side, with a crescent-styl...

This is a very rare example of a Colt 1878 D.A. "OMNIPOTENT " marked revolver that was manufactured in 1881. The left side of the barrel i...

The accompanying letter states that this revolver was shipped to Colt's Patent Fire-Arms Mfg. Company London Agency, London, England, on 4 Novem...

This is a fine example of a Colt Model 1878 double action .476 revolver with Colt factory letter that states that the revolver was shipped to Colt&#...

Produced in 1883for sale in England. Fixed sights, with the one line Pall Mall address on top of the barrel and "455 CAL/ E" on the left s...

This is a Colt 1878 DA "Sheriff's Model" revolver that has been engraved in the classic Cuno Helfricht pattern of scrolls and geometri...

Produced in 1884. Fixed sights, with the one line Hartford address on top of the barrel, "44" on the underside and the acid etched "C...

Produced in 1880, properly without fittings for an ejector rod and equipped with an elongated knurled head cylinder pin. Fixed sights, with the two li

Manufactured in 1907, this revolver was produced with a 4 1/2 inch barrel and ejector rod with round bull's eye or donut shaped rod head. Standa...

According to the included factory letter, this revolver was shipped as 1 of 5 to John P. Moores & Sons, New York, N.Y. on April 12, 1877. The le...

Manufactured in 1877, the first year of production. In Sheriff (aka Storekeeper) configuration, properly without provisions for an ejector rod, and eq

Manufactured in 1903, this is one of only 970 Model 1878 revolvers having been chambered for the .32-20 WCF cartridge. The top of the barrel is marked

According to the included factory letter, this revolver was one of 25 shipped to Simmons Hardware Co., St. Louis, Mo. on April 27, 1880. All features

According to the included factory letter, this revolver was shipped to Hibbard, Spencer & Company, Chicago, Illinois, on 4 August 1880 in a ship...

Produced in 1895. Blade front and notch rear sights, with the two line address on top and "COLT DA 38" on the left side. Casehardened fram...

Made in 1902, close to the end of production for the Medium Frame Lightning. German silver Rocky Mountain blade front and adjustable sporting rear sig

This is an excellent example of a Colt Lightning Slide Action Rifle with medium frame and San Francisco Police Department markings with the correct sp

Produced between 1887 and 1904, this rifle was manufactured in 1902. Features dovetailed fixed sights, a half magazine and case colored hammer. The to

Colt Berdan Single Shot Russian Contract Rifle manufactured between 1866-1870. Colt manufactured approximately 30,000 Berdan Rifles for the Russian co

Manufactured in 1897. The top of the barrel is marked with the standard two line address/patent dates ahead of the rear sight and "44 Cal."...

Produced in 1900. Dovetailed bead front and sporting rear (elevator absent) sights, with the Hartford address and patent markings on top of the barrel

Produced in 1887, with a single brass bead front sight on an unmarked smooth concaved rib, with chokes measuring cylinder and improved cylinder, extra

Manufactured in 1895. Features dovetailed fixed front and adjustable buckhorn rear sight, case colored hammer, sling swivels, plain forearm and straig

Model 1875 Officer's Rifle manufactured by Springfield Armory in 1885. Springfield Armory manufactured 477 Trapdoor Springfield Sporting Rifles ...

This is an exceptional example of a Sharps Mid Range Model 1874 rifle. The top barrel flat ahead of the rear sight is marked "SHARPS RIFLE CO. ...

Blade front and folding carbine rear sights, with "W.R.A.Co" stamped on the right side of the barrel and "W.R.A. Co 56-52" eng...

This is an example of a very rarely encountered U.S. Springfield Model 1877 Carbine, produced circa 1877-1878. Produced using Model 1873 Carbines as t

Also known as the Second Model Allin "Trap Door" this rifle is a post-Civil War alteration of Springfield Model 1863 Rifle-Musket for the ...

Blade front and 1879 pattern rear sights, with "V/ P/ eagle head/ P" mark on the left rear of the barrel, "U.S./ MODEL/ 1873" on...

One of 5000 Model 1861 percussion rifle-muskets converted by Springfield Armory to breech-loading .58 caliber rimfire rifles. The First Model Allin Co

Originally produced by the Spencer Rifle Company on government contract, this is one of approximately 1100 that were converted by Springfield Armory i

Blade front and sliding leaf rear sights on the bright barrel that folds backward. Casehardened receiver, with MODEL 1871" on the left side, tw...

An excellent example of a completely unaltered Model 1884 Trapdoor rifle. Blade front and 1884 Buffington rear sight with proper "R" marki...