Guns International #: 103000563
Seller's Inventory #: 4756

Category - Colt Pistols - Commemorative - Colt Pistols - 1911

Category
Colt Pistols - Commemorative
Colt Pistols - 1911

Six Piece Colt Commemorative Set

Description:
Here we have the 6 Piece Set of Commemorative World War Colt 1911s. Featuring (4) WWI and (2) WWII Commemoratives all sharing the same serial number with initials for the battle they represent.

WWI Commemoratives:

• “Chateau-Thierry” Part of the Second Battle of the Marne, where U.S. and French forces stopped a German offensive. SN: 4756-CT

Overall Condition: Retaining all its original finish, with small areas of flaws. Sharp & crisp lettering. Unfired. Ask for photo album link for more photos! (Some of these pistols have areas where buffing compound still needs to be removed) If you see a flaw and wish to know exactly what it is, please ask!
 

• “Battle of Belleau Wood” A fierce battle where U.S. Marines gained a reputation for toughness against German forces. SN: 4756-BW

Overall Condition: Retaining all its original finish, with small areas of flaws. Sharp & crisp lettering. Unfired. Ask for photo album link for more photos! (Some of these pistols have areas where buffing compound still needs to be removed) If you see a flaw and wish to know exactly what it is, please ask!
 

• “Second Battle of the Marne” a major Allied counteroffensive that marked the beginning of Germany’s retreat. SN: 4756-M2

Overall Condition: Retaining all its original finish, with small areas of flaws. Sharp & crisp lettering. Unfired. Ask for photo album link for more photos! (Some of these pistols have areas where buffing compound still needs to be removed) If you see a flaw and wish to know exactly what it is, please ask!
 

• “Meuse-Argonne Offensive” The largest American led offensive of WWI, contributing to Germany’s surrender. SN: 4756-MA

Overall Condition: Retaining all its original finish, with small areas of flaws. Sharp & crisp lettering. Unfired. Ask for photo album link for more photos! (Some of these pistols have areas where buffing compound still needs to be removed) If you see a flaw and wish to know exactly what it is, please ask!

WWII Commemoratives: World War II was fought on two major fronts. The European Theater of Operations and The Pacific Theater of Operations. While both involved large-scale battles, their strategies, environments, and key players differed significantly.
 

• The European Theater of Operations key Campaigns & Battles include Invasion of Poland: Germany’s invasion starts WWII. Battle of Britain: The U.K. defends against German air attacks. Operation Barbarossa: Germany invades the Soviet Union. North African Campaign: The Allies defeat Germany & Italy in Africa. D-Day: The Allies land in Normandy, opening a Western Front. Battle of the Bulge: Germany’s last major offensive fails. Fall of Berlin: The Soviets capture Berlin; Hitler commits suicide. V-E Day: Germany surrenders, ending the war in Europe. SN: 4756-ETO

Overall Condition: Retaining all its original finish, with small areas of flaws. Sharp & crisp lettering. Unfired. Ask for photo album link for more photos! (Some of these pistols have areas where buffing compound still needs to be removed) If you see a flaw and wish to know exactly what it is, please ask!
 

• The Pacific Theater of Operations key Campaigns & Battles include Attack of Pearl Harbor: Japan’s surprise attack brings the U.S. into WWII. Battle of Midway: A decisive U.S. naval victory turning the tide of the war. Guadalcanal Campaign: The first major U.S. offensive in the Pacific. Island Hopping Strategy: The U.S. captures key islands, bypassing heavily defended ones. Battle of Iwo Jima: One of the bloodiest battles of the war. Battle of Okinawa: The largest amphibious assault in the Pacific. Atomic Bombing: The U.S. drops atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. V-J Day: Japan surrenders officially ending WWII. SN: 4756-PTO

Overall Condition: Retaining all its original finish, with small areas of flaws. Sharp & crisp lettering. Unfired. Ask for photo album link for more photos! (Some of these pistols have areas where buffing compound still needs to be removed) If you see a flaw and wish to know exactly what it is, please ask!

For full photo album ask us for the link!

SPECS:

• Item Condition: Excellent
• Manufacturer: Colt
• Model: 1911 WWI / WWII Commemoratives
• Type: Pistol
• Action: Semi-Auto
• Caliber/Gauge: .45ACP
• Serial Number: 4756
• Barrel Length: 5”
• Finish: High Polished Blue / Stainless
• Stock/Grip: Walnut / Very Good Condition
• Bore: Excellent
• Mechanics: Excellent  
• Sight/Optics: Fixed Sights
• Capacity: 8+1

SHIPPING: $35.00 on Handguns / $75.00 on long guns
(Some states will add additional shipping charges.)

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LEGAL REQUIREMENTS: Modern firearms must be transferred through a licensed FFL dealer in your area. You must supply a signed copy of the local dealer's license before payment can be processed. The FFL may be sent by email. sales2ndsupplymfg

C&R: A C&R license is acceptable for C&R firearms. Firearms determined to be C&Rs by ATF and/or guns known to be at least 50 years old. A C&R license is only valid for the person to whom it is issued to.

CALIFORNIA: We do ship to California if it falls within what is legal. Many older handguns cannot be shipped into California due to State Restrictions. If the handgun in this is not on the current California Roster of Certified Handguns, please do not bid! Handguns Certified for Sale | State of California - Department of Justice - Office of the Attorney General
 
C&R Handguns are exempt from this restriction. As they are exempt, they are unable to be shipped directly to that C&R License. California law will NOT allow shipment of C&R firearms directly to a C&R holder in the State of California. You must have the firearm shipped to a 01 FFL Holder.

NEW YORK: Handguns cannot be shipped directly to a C&R holder in the State of New York and must be transferred through a dealer. Antique cartridge handguns require an FFL transfer in New York City.

ANTIQUE FIREARMS: Require proof of age supplied if . Some areas still require an FFL transfer for antique & black powder firearms.

• California (Requires registration through an FFL)
• Connecticut (Restrictions on antiques capable of firing modern day ammunition)
• Hawaii (Requires Registration of All Firearms)
• Illinois (FOID Card Required)
• Maryland (Restrictions on antiques capable of firing modern day ammunition)
• Massachusetts (Requires Registration of All Firearms)
• New Jersey (Requires Registration of All Firearms)
• New York (Handguns classified as antiques still require FFL)
• Rhode Island (Requires Background check for All Firearms)
• Washington, D.C. (Requires Registration of All Firearms)


• LARGE CAPACITY MAGAZINES:
  California - 10 rounds maximum for all magazines.
  Colorado - 15 rounds maximum for all magazines (does not apply to .22 tubular magazines or to lever action tubular magazines)
  Connecticut - 10 rounds maximum for all magazines.
  District of Columbia- 10 rounds maximum for all magazines.
  Hawaii - 10 round maximum for all handgun magazines.
  Maryland - 10 rounds maximum for all magazines (does not apply to .22 tubular magazines)
  Massachusetts - 10 rounds maximum for all magazines.
  New Jersey - 10 round maximum for all firearms (does not apply to .22 tubular magazines)
  New York - 10 rounds maximum for all magazines.
  Vermont - 15 rounds maximum for handgun magazines, 10 round maximum for long gun magazines.
  Washington - 10 rounds maximum for all magazines.
  
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