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Colt SAA 44-40 Etched Panel Engraved Montana Sheriff Custer Co Miles City
Guns International #: 101458900
Seller's Inventory #: bac
Category:
Colt Revolvers - Single Action Army - 1st Gen
- Colt Revolvers - Antique
Seller's Information
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Seller: First Stop Gun
Member Since: 3/9/07
First Name: Mark
State: South Dakota
Zip: 57701
Country: United States
Phone: (605) 341-5211
Platinum Seller
Number of Active Listings: 360
Total Number of Listings: 7753
Seller: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
3 days
Payment Types Accepted: Cashiers check,money orders,MC,Visa,Discover
Description:
Colt SAA 44-40 Etched Panel 7 1/2 bbl,"Frontier Six Shooter",serial #76516,shipped Jan 9,1882 to Schoverling,Daly and Gates,New York,New York in soft finish for engraving.Fine scroll engraved with about 75% coverage,nice bore and action,nice etching on the panel.The backstrap is engraved Thos H. Irvine.Thomas Irvine 1 was Sheriff of Custer County,Miles City Mt in 1880,he also served as a Deputy US Marshall.Ivory grips and copy of the factory Colt letter.
Thomas Howard Irvine was born in Madison County, Kentucky, on August 19, 1845, son of Thomas H. Irvine and his second wife, Sally Bryan. When Thomas was four years old, his family moved to St. Joseph, Missouri. In 1864, they crossed the plains by wagon train to Virginia City, Montana Territory, and eventually settled in the Deer Lodge Valley. Irvine was initially engaged in ranching and mining, but in the 1870s, he hired on as an independent scout for General Nelson Miles and was involved in several campaigns, including the Rosebud. At the close of the Indian campaigns in 1878, he moved to the new town of Miles City. He served as U.S. Deputy Marshal until his election as Sheriff of Custer County in 1880, when it covered most of eastern Montana. As sheriff Irvine had to deal with the criminal turmoil created by the coming of the railroad to Miles City. Among the criminals he lodged in his jail was "Big Nose George" Parrott. During the 1880s, Irvine served another period as U.S. Deputy Marshal and another term as county sheriff. In 1882, Irvine married a young widow, Mary E. Flynn, who had a baby daughter. They had five sons: Thomas B., Bryan, Fred, Kit Carson, and Kenneth. In the 1890s, Irvine moved to Hamilton, Montana, where he served several terms as Ravalli County sheriff. In his later years he had a ranch at Perma in Sanders County. Thomas H. Irvine died on January 11, 1926, in Long Beach, California.
GUN COLLECTIONS WANTED FOR CASH! We buy, sell, consign and trade new and used firearms. This is our 44th year in business. We offer 90 day layaways with 20% down. No return on layaways. Firearms will need to be transferred through a FFL dealer. Prices reflect a cash discount. There will be 3% added to credit card sales. We trade for gold and silver. THANK YOU!
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