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Scarce Union Switch & Signal 1911A1 .45 ACP 1943 WW2 / WWII
Scarce Union Switch & Signal 1911A1 .45 ACP 1943 WW2 / WWII
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Guns International #: 101460499
Seller's Inventory #: 11880
Category - 1911 Pistols
- Military Pistols
- US
Seller's Information
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Seller: Legacy-Collectibles
Company: Legacy Collectibles
Company: Legacy Collectibles
Member Since: 3/22/18
First Name: Kurt
Last Name: Whiteman
State:
Pennsylvania
Zip: 19301
Country: United States
Phone: (610) 981-6041
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 180
Seller Type:FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
$30 Shipping for Handguns $50 Shipping on Long guns (Fully insured, signature required)
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Payment Methods: Check, Money Order, Credit Card (No additional CC fee)
About Us: Visit our : Legacy-Collectibles for our complete, up-to-date inventory offering. New items added daily!
Scarce Union Switch & Signal 1911A1 .45 ACP 1943 WW2 / WWII
Description:
This is a rare and very nice example of a Union Switch & Signal made 1911A1 from September of 1943. It is all original and correct with about 92% of the original dulite finish remaining. There's a little bit of edge wear to the profile but the majority of the finish loss is on the front strap. Proper RCD inspector proof on frame. P proof on frame and slide. Concentric circles on the barrel bushing. HS marked barrel. 'L' marked magazine. Minty grips and excellent bore.
The Union Switch & Signal company of Swissvale Pennsylvania, primarily made railroad signaling equipment but received a contract on May 5, 1942 for the manufacture of M1911A1 pistols. The first pistols were accepted by Ordnance inspectors in January 1943, but the company received word that their contract would be canceled. Within a month U.S.&S. had signed a contract to supply carbine parts. On March 8, 1943 the company was officially notified that their contract had been cut back from 200,000 pistols to 30,000 pistols. However on June 26th, when the contract was nearly complete, and many of the workers had been transferred to Carbine operations, the company received a letter of intent to purchase an additional 25,000 pistols. The last of the pistols was shipped on November 27, 1943. 55,000 Union Switch and Signal pistols were delivered serial numbered from 1041405 to 1096404. U.S.&S. pistols are the second rarest of the M1911A1s (55,000 produced), only the Singer is rarer (500 produced). None of the Union Switch & Signal 1911A1s have the crossed cannons ordnance stamp. We are told these were issued to the Army Air Corps during the war.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: Union Switch & Signal
Model: 1911A1
Serial Number: 1088256
Caliber Info: .45 ACP
Condition: 92-93%
Bore Condition: 9.5/10
Manufacture Date: 1943
Description:
This is a rare and very nice example of a Union Switch & Signal made 1911A1 from September of 1943. It is all original and correct with about 92% of the original dulite finish remaining. There's a little bit of edge wear to the profile but the majority of the finish loss is on the front strap. Proper RCD inspector proof on frame. P proof on frame and slide. Concentric circles on the barrel bushing. HS marked barrel. 'L' marked magazine. Minty grips and excellent bore.
The Union Switch & Signal company of Swissvale Pennsylvania, primarily made railroad signaling equipment but received a contract on May 5, 1942 for the manufacture of M1911A1 pistols. The first pistols were accepted by Ordnance inspectors in January 1943, but the company received word that their contract would be canceled. Within a month U.S.&S. had signed a contract to supply carbine parts. On March 8, 1943 the company was officially notified that their contract had been cut back from 200,000 pistols to 30,000 pistols. However on June 26th, when the contract was nearly complete, and many of the workers had been transferred to Carbine operations, the company received a letter of intent to purchase an additional 25,000 pistols. The last of the pistols was shipped on November 27, 1943. 55,000 Union Switch and Signal pistols were delivered serial numbered from 1041405 to 1096404. U.S.&S. pistols are the second rarest of the M1911A1s (55,000 produced), only the Singer is rarer (500 produced). None of the Union Switch & Signal 1911A1s have the crossed cannons ordnance stamp. We are told these were issued to the Army Air Corps during the war.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: Union Switch & Signal
Model: 1911A1
Serial Number: 1088256
Caliber Info: .45 ACP
Condition: 92-93%
Bore Condition: 9.5/10
Manufacture Date: 1943
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Guns International #: 101460499
Category - 1911 Pistols
- Military Pistols
- US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Legacy-Collectibles
Company: Legacy Collectibles Member Since: 3/22/18
First Name: Kurt
Last Name: Whiteman
State:
Pennsylvania
Zip: 19301
Country: United States
Phone: (610) 981-6041
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 180
Seller Type:FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
$30 Shipping for Handguns $50 Shipping on Long guns (Fully insured, signature required) Payment Methods: Check, Money Order, Credit Card (No additional CC fee)
About Us: Visit our : Legacy-Collectibles for our complete, up-to-date inventory offering. New items added daily!
Scarce Union Switch & Signal 1911A1 .45 ACP 1943 WW2 / WWII
Description: This is a rare and very nice example of a Union Switch & Signal made 1911A1 from September of 1943. It is all original and correct with about 92% of the original dulite finish remaining. There's a little bit of edge wear to the profile but the majority of the finish loss is on the front strap. Proper RCD inspector proof on frame. P proof on frame and slide. Concentric circles on the barrel bushing. HS marked barrel. 'L' marked magazine. Minty grips and excellent bore. The Union Switch & Signal company of Swissvale Pennsylvania, primarily made railroad signaling equipment but received a contract on May 5, 1942 for the manufacture of M1911A1 pistols. The first pistols were accepted by Ordnance inspectors in January 1943, but the company received word that their contract would be canceled. Within a month U.S.&S. had signed a contract to supply carbine parts. On March 8, 1943 the company was officially notified that their contract had been cut back from 200,000 pistols to 30,000 pistols. However on June 26th, when the contract was nearly complete, and many of the workers had been transferred to Carbine operations, the company received a letter of intent to purchase an additional 25,000 pistols. The last of the pistols was shipped on November 27, 1943. 55,000 Union Switch and Signal pistols were delivered serial numbered from 1041405 to 1096404. U.S.&S. pistols are the second rarest of the M1911A1s (55,000 produced), only the Singer is rarer (500 produced). None of the Union Switch & Signal 1911A1s have the crossed cannons ordnance stamp. We are told these were issued to the Army Air Corps during the war. SOLD Curio/Relic: Yes Manufacturer: Union Switch & Signal Model: 1911A1 Serial Number: 1088256 Caliber Info: .45 ACP Condition: 92-93% Bore Condition: 9.5/10 Manufacture Date: 1943 |
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Guns International #: 101460499
Seller's Inventory #: 11880
Category - 1911 Pistols
- Military Pistols
- US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Legacy-Collectibles
Company: Legacy Collectibles
Company: Legacy Collectibles
Member Since: 3/22/18
First Name: Kurt
Last Name: Whiteman
State:
Pennsylvania
Zip: 19301
Country: United States
Phone: (610) 981-6041
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 180
Seller Type:FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
$30 Shipping for Handguns $50 Shipping on Long guns (Fully insured, signature required)
$30 Shipping for Handguns $50 Shipping on Long guns (Fully insured, signature required)
Payment Methods: Check, Money Order, Credit Card (No additional CC fee)
About Us: Visit our : Legacy-Collectibles for our complete, up-to-date inventory offering. New items added daily!
Scarce Union Switch & Signal 1911A1 .45 ACP 1943 WW2 / WWII
Description:
This is a rare and very nice example of a Union Switch & Signal made 1911A1 from September of 1943. It is all original and correct with about 92% of the original dulite finish remaining. There's a little bit of edge wear to the profile but the majority of the finish loss is on the front strap. Proper RCD inspector proof on frame. P proof on frame and slide. Concentric circles on the barrel bushing. HS marked barrel. 'L' marked magazine. Minty grips and excellent bore.
The Union Switch & Signal company of Swissvale Pennsylvania, primarily made railroad signaling equipment but received a contract on May 5, 1942 for the manufacture of M1911A1 pistols. The first pistols were accepted by Ordnance inspectors in January 1943, but the company received word that their contract would be canceled. Within a month U.S.&S. had signed a contract to supply carbine parts. On March 8, 1943 the company was officially notified that their contract had been cut back from 200,000 pistols to 30,000 pistols. However on June 26th, when the contract was nearly complete, and many of the workers had been transferred to Carbine operations, the company received a letter of intent to purchase an additional 25,000 pistols. The last of the pistols was shipped on November 27, 1943. 55,000 Union Switch and Signal pistols were delivered serial numbered from 1041405 to 1096404. U.S.&S. pistols are the second rarest of the M1911A1s (55,000 produced), only the Singer is rarer (500 produced). None of the Union Switch & Signal 1911A1s have the crossed cannons ordnance stamp. We are told these were issued to the Army Air Corps during the war.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: Union Switch & Signal
Model: 1911A1
Serial Number: 1088256
Caliber Info: .45 ACP
Condition: 92-93%
Bore Condition: 9.5/10
Manufacture Date: 1943
Description:
This is a rare and very nice example of a Union Switch & Signal made 1911A1 from September of 1943. It is all original and correct with about 92% of the original dulite finish remaining. There's a little bit of edge wear to the profile but the majority of the finish loss is on the front strap. Proper RCD inspector proof on frame. P proof on frame and slide. Concentric circles on the barrel bushing. HS marked barrel. 'L' marked magazine. Minty grips and excellent bore.
The Union Switch & Signal company of Swissvale Pennsylvania, primarily made railroad signaling equipment but received a contract on May 5, 1942 for the manufacture of M1911A1 pistols. The first pistols were accepted by Ordnance inspectors in January 1943, but the company received word that their contract would be canceled. Within a month U.S.&S. had signed a contract to supply carbine parts. On March 8, 1943 the company was officially notified that their contract had been cut back from 200,000 pistols to 30,000 pistols. However on June 26th, when the contract was nearly complete, and many of the workers had been transferred to Carbine operations, the company received a letter of intent to purchase an additional 25,000 pistols. The last of the pistols was shipped on November 27, 1943. 55,000 Union Switch and Signal pistols were delivered serial numbered from 1041405 to 1096404. U.S.&S. pistols are the second rarest of the M1911A1s (55,000 produced), only the Singer is rarer (500 produced). None of the Union Switch & Signal 1911A1s have the crossed cannons ordnance stamp. We are told these were issued to the Army Air Corps during the war.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: Union Switch & Signal
Model: 1911A1
Serial Number: 1088256
Caliber Info: .45 ACP
Condition: 92-93%
Bore Condition: 9.5/10
Manufacture Date: 1943
Guns International #: 101460499
Seller's Inventory #: 11880
Guns International #: 101460499
Seller's Inventory #: 11880
Category - 1911 Pistols
- Military Pistols
- US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Legacy-Collectibles
Company: Legacy Collectibles
Company: Legacy Collectibles
Member Since: 3/22/18
First Name: Kurt
Last Name: Whiteman
State:
Pennsylvania
Zip: 19301
Country: United States
Phone: (610) 981-6041
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 180
Seller Type:FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
$30 Shipping for Handguns $50 Shipping on Long guns (Fully insured, signature required)
$30 Shipping for Handguns $50 Shipping on Long guns (Fully insured, signature required)
Payment Methods: Check, Money Order, Credit Card (No additional CC fee)
About Us: Visit our : Legacy-Collectibles for our complete, up-to-date inventory offering. New items added daily!
Scarce Union Switch & Signal 1911A1 .45 ACP 1943 WW2 / WWII
Description:
This is a rare and very nice example of a Union Switch & Signal made 1911A1 from September of 1943. It is all original and correct with about 92% of the original dulite finish remaining. There's a little bit of edge wear to the profile but the majority of the finish loss is on the front strap. Proper RCD inspector proof on frame. P proof on frame and slide. Concentric circles on the barrel bushing. HS marked barrel. 'L' marked magazine. Minty grips and excellent bore.
The Union Switch & Signal company of Swissvale Pennsylvania, primarily made railroad signaling equipment but received a contract on May 5, 1942 for the manufacture of M1911A1 pistols. The first pistols were accepted by Ordnance inspectors in January 1943, but the company received word that their contract would be canceled. Within a month U.S.&S. had signed a contract to supply carbine parts. On March 8, 1943 the company was officially notified that their contract had been cut back from 200,000 pistols to 30,000 pistols. However on June 26th, when the contract was nearly complete, and many of the workers had been transferred to Carbine operations, the company received a letter of intent to purchase an additional 25,000 pistols. The last of the pistols was shipped on November 27, 1943. 55,000 Union Switch and Signal pistols were delivered serial numbered from 1041405 to 1096404. U.S.&S. pistols are the second rarest of the M1911A1s (55,000 produced), only the Singer is rarer (500 produced). None of the Union Switch & Signal 1911A1s have the crossed cannons ordnance stamp. We are told these were issued to the Army Air Corps during the war.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: Union Switch & Signal
Model: 1911A1
Serial Number: 1088256
Caliber Info: .45 ACP
Condition: 92-93%
Bore Condition: 9.5/10
Manufacture Date: 1943
Description:
This is a rare and very nice example of a Union Switch & Signal made 1911A1 from September of 1943. It is all original and correct with about 92% of the original dulite finish remaining. There's a little bit of edge wear to the profile but the majority of the finish loss is on the front strap. Proper RCD inspector proof on frame. P proof on frame and slide. Concentric circles on the barrel bushing. HS marked barrel. 'L' marked magazine. Minty grips and excellent bore.
The Union Switch & Signal company of Swissvale Pennsylvania, primarily made railroad signaling equipment but received a contract on May 5, 1942 for the manufacture of M1911A1 pistols. The first pistols were accepted by Ordnance inspectors in January 1943, but the company received word that their contract would be canceled. Within a month U.S.&S. had signed a contract to supply carbine parts. On March 8, 1943 the company was officially notified that their contract had been cut back from 200,000 pistols to 30,000 pistols. However on June 26th, when the contract was nearly complete, and many of the workers had been transferred to Carbine operations, the company received a letter of intent to purchase an additional 25,000 pistols. The last of the pistols was shipped on November 27, 1943. 55,000 Union Switch and Signal pistols were delivered serial numbered from 1041405 to 1096404. U.S.&S. pistols are the second rarest of the M1911A1s (55,000 produced), only the Singer is rarer (500 produced). None of the Union Switch & Signal 1911A1s have the crossed cannons ordnance stamp. We are told these were issued to the Army Air Corps during the war.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: Union Switch & Signal
Model: 1911A1
Serial Number: 1088256
Caliber Info: .45 ACP
Condition: 92-93%
Bore Condition: 9.5/10
Manufacture Date: 1943
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