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2 1/2" Colt Thunder Lettered Nice, nice 1877 Colt Thunder, letters to 2 1/2" Barrel length, 41 Caliber, serial # 163XX, Blue, shipped to Hartley and Graham, New York, New York March 1, 1880. It has Pearl grips and a Nickel front sight. Good Bore. Call for information. |
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Colt Thunder Good looking Scarce original Slim Jim Holster marked 41 with this great Colt Thunder. Letters to 41 Cal, Serial #414XX, 6" Barrel, Nickel, Rubber Grips, Shipped to Harley and Graham. New York, New York, May 29, 1883. Very good bore, good etch Panel, and retains 70% Nickel. |
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Cowboy Colt WOW very nice unusual pair of Steer Horn Grips with inlayed dimes! Letter comes with this one and states, Serial #1725XX, 41 Cal. 4 3/4" Barrel, shipped to Norvell, Shapleigh Hdw. Co. St. Louis, MO. August 6, 1897. Antique, rare 41 black powder. Locks up tight good shootable bore. |
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Documented Andrew Garcia Shotgun Montana Historical Shotgun, purchased from Cooky Garcia, of Fish Creek Montana, Andrew Garcia's son, Andrew Garcia wrote his own account of his early years in Montana and because of his admiration of the females earned the name "The Squaw Kid". His memoirs were found in a dynamite box in an attic many years ago and sorted out painstakingly by Ben S... |
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Engraved 1866 1866 Winchester "Yellow Boy", Nimschke engraved, looks to have been gold washed. Brown patina throughout. Serial # 101XXX, 3rd model. Very nice firearm. please call for more information |
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Poker Alice's Colt Documented One of the first infamous ladies of the Old West who enjoyed a man's game. Poker Alice (Ivers) Reported to have been born in England and came to America in 1851. Married Frank Duffield who taught Alice to play poker, after he was killed she went to Criede, Colorado and dealt cards in Bob Ford's saloon. She was known in every gambling house, winning... |
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Rocky Mountain Dick SOLD Outstanding piece of Old West Americana! Rocky Mountain Dick (Richard W. Rock), an extraordinary mountain man. He once was an Indian Scout for G. A. Custer. He moved west of Yellowstone Park, to Henry's Lake. He was a relentless hunter of wild animal which he captured and domesticated and sent to zoos and some he kept. Unfortunately one such Buffa... |
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Smith & Wesson Russian 8" 1873 1st Model Russian Smith and Wesson, 44 Caliber, Grips number to gun, Landyard ring, Nickel front sight. Patina is nice plumb brown, good shootable bore. NRA fine condition. Please call for more information |
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U. S. Springfield Model 1884 U. S. Springfield, shows Indian use, great old tacs with nice halos around the base of the tacs. Wounded Knee era, the butt plate is missing which was common. Since the Indians had no way of making their own metal they would use the butt plates for various implementation, it made a great hide scrapper!Call for more information. |
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US Colt Very nice DFC US Colt 7 1/2" Barrel, serial #1155XX, 45 Caliber, Wood grips numbered to gun. All matching numbers, good bore, very good to fine condition. Call for more information |
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