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1873 Colt Single Action Army .44-40 Engraved Nickel Gold Carved Eagle Ivory Grips 1880 - Attributed to Western Movie Star BUCK JONES
1873 Colt Single Action Army .44-40 Engraved Nickel Gold Carved Eagle Ivory Grips 1880 - Attributed to Western Movie Star BUCK JONES
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Guns International #: 102283097
Seller's Information
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please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Jeremiah Johnson Trading
Company: Jeremiah Johnson Trading
Company: Jeremiah Johnson Trading
Member Since: 1/27/12
First Name: Greg
Last Name: Schimetschek
State:
Connecticut
Zip: 06423
Country: United States
Phone:
(860) 873-1092
Active Listings: 5
Total Listings: 253
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
3 days
3 days
Payment Methods: Check (personal checks take 7-10 days to clear), money order, credit card (no fee), or wire
About Us: Jeremiah Johnson Trading is one of the most experienced and trusted dealers of pre-1899 antique arms with over 50 years of collecting. We specialize in Colt, Winchester, Remington, Smith & Wesson, Parker, large-bore fowling guns, Revolutionary & Civil War arms, collectible Bowie & folding knives and more! We are also avid collectors of historic race cars & memorabilia. Visit us online at jeremiahjohnsontrading or find us on Facebook and Instagram.
1873 Colt Single Action Army .44-40 Engraved Nickel Gold Carved Eagle Ivory Grips 1880 - Attributed to Western Movie Star BUCK JONES
Description:
Model 1873 Colt Single Action Army Revolver, Engraved, Nickel & Gold Plated with Carved American Eagle Ivory Grips Attributed to Western Movie Star Buck Jones, .44-40 WCF, mfg. 1880. This neat old Colt recently surfaced from an estate here in Connecticut and was long rumored to have been used by legendary Western movie star Buck Jones. Buck was one of the victims of the infamous Coconut Grove fire in Boston and according to a letter written in 1972 to Buck's wife from the Boston police commissioner the department had a .44 caliber Colt Peacemaker revolver, belt, and holster of Buck's which had been on display in their ballistics collection since 1942 that they wanted to return to the family. Apparently the gun Buck's widow received was not the Colt mentioned in the letter however and it's whereabouts were never known. She gave the belt and holster to a friend who's daughter donated them to the Museum of The Mountain West in Montrose, Colorado where they reside today. I don't know if this is the missing .44 caliber Peacemaker mentioned in the letter but it certainly would explain how one of Buck's Colts ended up in a nearby Connecticut estate. An old typed display card is currently the only provenance we have to accompany the gun. Buck Jones joined the Miller Bros. 101 Ranch in 1913 and went on to become one of the greatest Western movie stars of the 1920's and 30's. By the time of his death in 1942 Buck had appeared in nearly 200 films and even starred alongside a young John Wayne in the 1931 movie "The Range Feud". The gun certainly shows the wear and use one would expect to see on a Colt that spent decades on the frontier before being used decades more on screen and in Wild West shows. Originally made with a 7 1/2" barrel the gun was neatly shortened to 4 3/4" early on as evidenced by excessive holster wear around the muzzle. It appears to have been period engraved in the New York style with some of the engraving later re-cut when the gun was refinished in nickel. Later still the gun was entirely gold washed although most of that finish has worn away with only traces remaining in protected areas. Overall it retains 95% old reapplied nickel finish which is turning frosty in areas with minor flaking on the gripstraps. The re-blued hammer and trigger are correct for the vintage of the gun and may be original. The ivory grips feature a relief carved Eagle on the right side clutching an American flag and fit the gun well. They show moderate wear with a mottled creamy/brown patina and have no cracks or chips. Matching serial number "58167" stamped on the frame, triggerguard, and backstrap (backstrap number is extremely faint but legible - may have had an inscription on butt removed?). Clear three-line patent dates, "44CF" marking, and one-line barrel address. Most screws appear original with many retaining gold finish. Period refitted blade front sight with old replacement ejector rod head and original brass spring. The loading gate is loose and fits a bit sloppy but is original as evidenced by matching asembly number "353" marked on the frame under the triggerguard. A thin strip of metal has been dovetailed across the face of the recoil shield around the firing pin hole which the display card states was due to "excessive use of blanks". I wouldn't call the bore "shot out" as the card says but there is heavy blackpowder frosting and superfine pinprick pitting scattered throughout with much lead and blackpowder residue caked around the breech. Otherwise it shows a fair amount of rifling for the most part worn at the muzzle. The action cocks with five clicks and hangs up just slightly at half cock but functions properly overall. I think a slight adjustment of the cylinder bolt would make the action much smoother. The gap between the cylinder and barrel is very wide but you have to remember that as a movie gun it would have been firing blanks for the last 30 years of it's active life so actual shooting safety was not important. This is a gun I definitely wish could talk because it obviously saw a very long and storied life. A great early cowboy Colt with wonderful eye appeal and a colorful story! *NOTE* Due to ivory restrictions this pistol will not be sold or shipped to residents of California, Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, or Washington. Please expect 2 weeks additional shipping time for secure Registered Mail. *Please see "Additional Terms of Sale" for our terms & conditions* Jeremiah Johnson Trading sells antique arms manufactured prior to 1899 and muzzleloading blackpowder reproductions only. For the purpose of these conditions the term "antique arms" will also include muzzleloading blackpowder reproductions. Buyers must be 21 years of age or older and have no felony convictions to purchase antique arms. Antique arms do not require Federal licensing and may be shipped directly to the buyer with the following exceptions. No antique arms will be shipped to Washington D. C. or any of the five boroughs of New York City (or residents thereof). Some restrictions may apply to antique firearms shipped to California and will be noted in the item description if applicable. Any antique arm shipped to New Jersey must ship to a licensed FFL holder, no exceptions. Any muzzleloading blackpowder reproduction rifle, shotgun, or handgun shipped to Illinois must ship to an FFL holder. Items containing antique ivory will not be sold or shipped to residents of California, Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, or Washington. Antique muzzleloaders and antiques which fire obsolete cartridges may be shipped internationally however it is the responsibility of the buyer to know and abide by their local laws and provide proof that the antique arm is legal to receive and own. Payment can be made by money order, banker's check, personal check, credit card (no additional fees), or bank wire. Please allow 7-10 business days for clearance on personal checks. If paying by credit card please call us directly to process your order. Items are professionally packed and shipped USPS Priority Mail with insurance coverage for the sale price and signature required for delivery. Items valued over $5,000.00 are shipped Registered Mail. Buyer pays actual shipping costs with no added charge for packing materials or handling. We describe items accurately and thoroughly. If an item has been misrepresented or significant defect overlooked you may return it for a full refund (minus return shipping costs) within 3 days of having received it. This timeframe begins once the package is delivered by the carrier. Buyer's remorse or concerns over issues noted in the description and/or pictures is not a valid excuse for return. Returned items must be received in the same condition as originally shipped - cleaning, disassembly, alteration, or damage of any kind will void inspection privileges. Occasionally a post-1898 firearm from my personal collection may be sold under this account and any such transaction is a personal sale in no way affiliated with Jeremiah Johnson Trading. Any such arm will be shipped to a licensed FFL or C&R holder in accordance with Federal law. All antique arms are sold as collector's items and are not warranted safe for shooting. Please consult a competent gunsmith prior to shooting any firearm.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .44-40 Winchester (.44 WCF)
Manufacturer: Colt
Model: 1873 Single Action Army
Serial Number: 58167
Barrel Length: 4 3/4
Finish: Nickel/Gold
Manufacture Date: 1880
Engraving: Yes
Extras: Display Card
Description:
Model 1873 Colt Single Action Army Revolver, Engraved, Nickel & Gold Plated with Carved American Eagle Ivory Grips Attributed to Western Movie Star Buck Jones, .44-40 WCF, mfg. 1880. This neat old Colt recently surfaced from an estate here in Connecticut and was long rumored to have been used by legendary Western movie star Buck Jones. Buck was one of the victims of the infamous Coconut Grove fire in Boston and according to a letter written in 1972 to Buck's wife from the Boston police commissioner the department had a .44 caliber Colt Peacemaker revolver, belt, and holster of Buck's which had been on display in their ballistics collection since 1942 that they wanted to return to the family. Apparently the gun Buck's widow received was not the Colt mentioned in the letter however and it's whereabouts were never known. She gave the belt and holster to a friend who's daughter donated them to the Museum of The Mountain West in Montrose, Colorado where they reside today. I don't know if this is the missing .44 caliber Peacemaker mentioned in the letter but it certainly would explain how one of Buck's Colts ended up in a nearby Connecticut estate. An old typed display card is currently the only provenance we have to accompany the gun. Buck Jones joined the Miller Bros. 101 Ranch in 1913 and went on to become one of the greatest Western movie stars of the 1920's and 30's. By the time of his death in 1942 Buck had appeared in nearly 200 films and even starred alongside a young John Wayne in the 1931 movie "The Range Feud". The gun certainly shows the wear and use one would expect to see on a Colt that spent decades on the frontier before being used decades more on screen and in Wild West shows. Originally made with a 7 1/2" barrel the gun was neatly shortened to 4 3/4" early on as evidenced by excessive holster wear around the muzzle. It appears to have been period engraved in the New York style with some of the engraving later re-cut when the gun was refinished in nickel. Later still the gun was entirely gold washed although most of that finish has worn away with only traces remaining in protected areas. Overall it retains 95% old reapplied nickel finish which is turning frosty in areas with minor flaking on the gripstraps. The re-blued hammer and trigger are correct for the vintage of the gun and may be original. The ivory grips feature a relief carved Eagle on the right side clutching an American flag and fit the gun well. They show moderate wear with a mottled creamy/brown patina and have no cracks or chips. Matching serial number "58167" stamped on the frame, triggerguard, and backstrap (backstrap number is extremely faint but legible - may have had an inscription on butt removed?). Clear three-line patent dates, "44CF" marking, and one-line barrel address. Most screws appear original with many retaining gold finish. Period refitted blade front sight with old replacement ejector rod head and original brass spring. The loading gate is loose and fits a bit sloppy but is original as evidenced by matching asembly number "353" marked on the frame under the triggerguard. A thin strip of metal has been dovetailed across the face of the recoil shield around the firing pin hole which the display card states was due to "excessive use of blanks". I wouldn't call the bore "shot out" as the card says but there is heavy blackpowder frosting and superfine pinprick pitting scattered throughout with much lead and blackpowder residue caked around the breech. Otherwise it shows a fair amount of rifling for the most part worn at the muzzle. The action cocks with five clicks and hangs up just slightly at half cock but functions properly overall. I think a slight adjustment of the cylinder bolt would make the action much smoother. The gap between the cylinder and barrel is very wide but you have to remember that as a movie gun it would have been firing blanks for the last 30 years of it's active life so actual shooting safety was not important. This is a gun I definitely wish could talk because it obviously saw a very long and storied life. A great early cowboy Colt with wonderful eye appeal and a colorful story! *NOTE* Due to ivory restrictions this pistol will not be sold or shipped to residents of California, Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, or Washington. Please expect 2 weeks additional shipping time for secure Registered Mail. *Please see "Additional Terms of Sale" for our terms & conditions* Jeremiah Johnson Trading sells antique arms manufactured prior to 1899 and muzzleloading blackpowder reproductions only. For the purpose of these conditions the term "antique arms" will also include muzzleloading blackpowder reproductions. Buyers must be 21 years of age or older and have no felony convictions to purchase antique arms. Antique arms do not require Federal licensing and may be shipped directly to the buyer with the following exceptions. No antique arms will be shipped to Washington D. C. or any of the five boroughs of New York City (or residents thereof). Some restrictions may apply to antique firearms shipped to California and will be noted in the item description if applicable. Any antique arm shipped to New Jersey must ship to a licensed FFL holder, no exceptions. Any muzzleloading blackpowder reproduction rifle, shotgun, or handgun shipped to Illinois must ship to an FFL holder. Items containing antique ivory will not be sold or shipped to residents of California, Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, or Washington. Antique muzzleloaders and antiques which fire obsolete cartridges may be shipped internationally however it is the responsibility of the buyer to know and abide by their local laws and provide proof that the antique arm is legal to receive and own. Payment can be made by money order, banker's check, personal check, credit card (no additional fees), or bank wire. Please allow 7-10 business days for clearance on personal checks. If paying by credit card please call us directly to process your order. Items are professionally packed and shipped USPS Priority Mail with insurance coverage for the sale price and signature required for delivery. Items valued over $5,000.00 are shipped Registered Mail. Buyer pays actual shipping costs with no added charge for packing materials or handling. We describe items accurately and thoroughly. If an item has been misrepresented or significant defect overlooked you may return it for a full refund (minus return shipping costs) within 3 days of having received it. This timeframe begins once the package is delivered by the carrier. Buyer's remorse or concerns over issues noted in the description and/or pictures is not a valid excuse for return. Returned items must be received in the same condition as originally shipped - cleaning, disassembly, alteration, or damage of any kind will void inspection privileges. Occasionally a post-1898 firearm from my personal collection may be sold under this account and any such transaction is a personal sale in no way affiliated with Jeremiah Johnson Trading. Any such arm will be shipped to a licensed FFL or C&R holder in accordance with Federal law. All antique arms are sold as collector's items and are not warranted safe for shooting. Please consult a competent gunsmith prior to shooting any firearm.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .44-40 Winchester (.44 WCF)
Manufacturer: Colt
Model: 1873 Single Action Army
Serial Number: 58167
Barrel Length: 4 3/4
Finish: Nickel/Gold
Manufacture Date: 1880
Engraving: Yes
Extras: Display Card
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Guns International #: 102283097
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Jeremiah Johnson Trading
Company: Jeremiah Johnson Trading Member Since: 1/27/12
First Name: Greg
Last Name: Schimetschek
State:
Connecticut
Zip: 06423
Country: United States
Phone:
(860) 873-1092
Active Listings: 5
Total Listings: 253
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
3 days Payment Methods: Check (personal checks take 7-10 days to clear), money order, credit card (no fee), or wire
About Us: Jeremiah Johnson Trading is one of the most experienced and trusted dealers of pre-1899 antique arms with over 50 years of collecting. We specialize in Colt, Winchester, Remington, Smith & Wesson, Parker, large-bore fowling guns, Revolutionary & Civil War arms, collectible Bowie & folding knives and more! We are also avid collectors of historic race cars & memorabilia. Visit us online at jeremiahjohnsontrading or find us on Facebook and Instagram.
1873 Colt Single Action Army .44-40 Engraved Nickel Gold Carved Eagle Ivory Grips 1880 - Attributed to Western Movie Star BUCK JONES
Description: Model 1873 Colt Single Action Army Revolver, Engraved, Nickel & Gold Plated with Carved American Eagle Ivory Grips Attributed to Western Movie Star Buck Jones, .44-40 WCF, mfg. 1880. This neat old Colt recently surfaced from an estate here in Connecticut and was long rumored to have been used by legendary Western movie star Buck Jones. Buck was one of the victims of the infamous Coconut Grove fire in Boston and according to a letter written in 1972 to Buck's wife from the Boston police commissioner the department had a .44 caliber Colt Peacemaker revolver, belt, and holster of Buck's which had been on display in their ballistics collection since 1942 that they wanted to return to the family. Apparently the gun Buck's widow received was not the Colt mentioned in the letter however and it's whereabouts were never known. She gave the belt and holster to a friend who's daughter donated them to the Museum of The Mountain West in Montrose, Colorado where they reside today. I don't know if this is the missing .44 caliber Peacemaker mentioned in the letter but it certainly would explain how one of Buck's Colts ended up in a nearby Connecticut estate. An old typed display card is currently the only provenance we have to accompany the gun. Buck Jones joined the Miller Bros. 101 Ranch in 1913 and went on to become one of the greatest Western movie stars of the 1920's and 30's. By the time of his death in 1942 Buck had appeared in nearly 200 films and even starred alongside a young John Wayne in the 1931 movie "The Range Feud". The gun certainly shows the wear and use one would expect to see on a Colt that spent decades on the frontier before being used decades more on screen and in Wild West shows. Originally made with a 7 1/2" barrel the gun was neatly shortened to 4 3/4" early on as evidenced by excessive holster wear around the muzzle. It appears to have been period engraved in the New York style with some of the engraving later re-cut when the gun was refinished in nickel. Later still the gun was entirely gold washed although most of that finish has worn away with only traces remaining in protected areas. Overall it retains 95% old reapplied nickel finish which is turning frosty in areas with minor flaking on the gripstraps. The re-blued hammer and trigger are correct for the vintage of the gun and may be original. The ivory grips feature a relief carved Eagle on the right side clutching an American flag and fit the gun well. They show moderate wear with a mottled creamy/brown patina and have no cracks or chips. Matching serial number "58167" stamped on the frame, triggerguard, and backstrap (backstrap number is extremely faint but legible - may have had an inscription on butt removed?). Clear three-line patent dates, "44CF" marking, and one-line barrel address. Most screws appear original with many retaining gold finish. Period refitted blade front sight with old replacement ejector rod head and original brass spring. The loading gate is loose and fits a bit sloppy but is original as evidenced by matching asembly number "353" marked on the frame under the triggerguard. A thin strip of metal has been dovetailed across the face of the recoil shield around the firing pin hole which the display card states was due to "excessive use of blanks". I wouldn't call the bore "shot out" as the card says but there is heavy blackpowder frosting and superfine pinprick pitting scattered throughout with much lead and blackpowder residue caked around the breech. Otherwise it shows a fair amount of rifling for the most part worn at the muzzle. The action cocks with five clicks and hangs up just slightly at half cock but functions properly overall. I think a slight adjustment of the cylinder bolt would make the action much smoother. The gap between the cylinder and barrel is very wide but you have to remember that as a movie gun it would have been firing blanks for the last 30 years of it's active life so actual shooting safety was not important. This is a gun I definitely wish could talk because it obviously saw a very long and storied life. A great early cowboy Colt with wonderful eye appeal and a colorful story! *NOTE* Due to ivory restrictions this pistol will not be sold or shipped to residents of California, Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, or Washington. Please expect 2 weeks additional shipping time for secure Registered Mail. *Please see "Additional Terms of Sale" for our terms & conditions* Jeremiah Johnson Trading sells antique arms manufactured prior to 1899 and muzzleloading blackpowder reproductions only. For the purpose of these conditions the term "antique arms" will also include muzzleloading blackpowder reproductions. Buyers must be 21 years of age or older and have no felony convictions to purchase antique arms. Antique arms do not require Federal licensing and may be shipped directly to the buyer with the following exceptions. No antique arms will be shipped to Washington D. C. or any of the five boroughs of New York City (or residents thereof). Some restrictions may apply to antique firearms shipped to California and will be noted in the item description if applicable. Any antique arm shipped to New Jersey must ship to a licensed FFL holder, no exceptions. Any muzzleloading blackpowder reproduction rifle, shotgun, or handgun shipped to Illinois must ship to an FFL holder. Items containing antique ivory will not be sold or shipped to residents of California, Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, or Washington. Antique muzzleloaders and antiques which fire obsolete cartridges may be shipped internationally however it is the responsibility of the buyer to know and abide by their local laws and provide proof that the antique arm is legal to receive and own. Payment can be made by money order, banker's check, personal check, credit card (no additional fees), or bank wire. Please allow 7-10 business days for clearance on personal checks. If paying by credit card please call us directly to process your order. Items are professionally packed and shipped USPS Priority Mail with insurance coverage for the sale price and signature required for delivery. Items valued over $5,000.00 are shipped Registered Mail. Buyer pays actual shipping costs with no added charge for packing materials or handling. We describe items accurately and thoroughly. If an item has been misrepresented or significant defect overlooked you may return it for a full refund (minus return shipping costs) within 3 days of having received it. This timeframe begins once the package is delivered by the carrier. Buyer's remorse or concerns over issues noted in the description and/or pictures is not a valid excuse for return. Returned items must be received in the same condition as originally shipped - cleaning, disassembly, alteration, or damage of any kind will void inspection privileges. Occasionally a post-1898 firearm from my personal collection may be sold under this account and any such transaction is a personal sale in no way affiliated with Jeremiah Johnson Trading. Any such arm will be shipped to a licensed FFL or C&R holder in accordance with Federal law. All antique arms are sold as collector's items and are not warranted safe for shooting. Please consult a competent gunsmith prior to shooting any firearm. SOLD Antique: Yes Handgun Caliber: .44-40 Winchester (.44 WCF) Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1873 Single Action Army Serial Number: 58167 Barrel Length: 4 3/4 Finish: Nickel/Gold Manufacture Date: 1880 Engraving: Yes Extras: Display Card |
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Guns International #: 102283097
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Jeremiah Johnson Trading
Company: Jeremiah Johnson Trading
Company: Jeremiah Johnson Trading
Member Since: 1/27/12
First Name: Greg
Last Name: Schimetschek
State:
Connecticut
Zip: 06423
Country: United States
Phone:
(860) 873-1092
Active Listings: 5
Total Listings: 253
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
3 days
3 days
Payment Methods: Check (personal checks take 7-10 days to clear), money order, credit card (no fee), or wire
About Us: Jeremiah Johnson Trading is one of the most experienced and trusted dealers of pre-1899 antique arms with over 50 years of collecting. We specialize in Colt, Winchester, Remington, Smith & Wesson, Parker, large-bore fowling guns, Revolutionary & Civil War arms, collectible Bowie & folding knives and more! We are also avid collectors of historic race cars & memorabilia. Visit us online at jeremiahjohnsontrading or find us on Facebook and Instagram.
1873 Colt Single Action Army .44-40 Engraved Nickel Gold Carved Eagle Ivory Grips 1880 - Attributed to Western Movie Star BUCK JONES
Description:
Model 1873 Colt Single Action Army Revolver, Engraved, Nickel & Gold Plated with Carved American Eagle Ivory Grips Attributed to Western Movie Star Buck Jones, .44-40 WCF, mfg. 1880. This neat old Colt recently surfaced from an estate here in Connecticut and was long rumored to have been used by legendary Western movie star Buck Jones. Buck was one of the victims of the infamous Coconut Grove fire in Boston and according to a letter written in 1972 to Buck's wife from the Boston police commissioner the department had a .44 caliber Colt Peacemaker revolver, belt, and holster of Buck's which had been on display in their ballistics collection since 1942 that they wanted to return to the family. Apparently the gun Buck's widow received was not the Colt mentioned in the letter however and it's whereabouts were never known. She gave the belt and holster to a friend who's daughter donated them to the Museum of The Mountain West in Montrose, Colorado where they reside today. I don't know if this is the missing .44 caliber Peacemaker mentioned in the letter but it certainly would explain how one of Buck's Colts ended up in a nearby Connecticut estate. An old typed display card is currently the only provenance we have to accompany the gun. Buck Jones joined the Miller Bros. 101 Ranch in 1913 and went on to become one of the greatest Western movie stars of the 1920's and 30's. By the time of his death in 1942 Buck had appeared in nearly 200 films and even starred alongside a young John Wayne in the 1931 movie "The Range Feud". The gun certainly shows the wear and use one would expect to see on a Colt that spent decades on the frontier before being used decades more on screen and in Wild West shows. Originally made with a 7 1/2" barrel the gun was neatly shortened to 4 3/4" early on as evidenced by excessive holster wear around the muzzle. It appears to have been period engraved in the New York style with some of the engraving later re-cut when the gun was refinished in nickel. Later still the gun was entirely gold washed although most of that finish has worn away with only traces remaining in protected areas. Overall it retains 95% old reapplied nickel finish which is turning frosty in areas with minor flaking on the gripstraps. The re-blued hammer and trigger are correct for the vintage of the gun and may be original. The ivory grips feature a relief carved Eagle on the right side clutching an American flag and fit the gun well. They show moderate wear with a mottled creamy/brown patina and have no cracks or chips. Matching serial number "58167" stamped on the frame, triggerguard, and backstrap (backstrap number is extremely faint but legible - may have had an inscription on butt removed?). Clear three-line patent dates, "44CF" marking, and one-line barrel address. Most screws appear original with many retaining gold finish. Period refitted blade front sight with old replacement ejector rod head and original brass spring. The loading gate is loose and fits a bit sloppy but is original as evidenced by matching asembly number "353" marked on the frame under the triggerguard. A thin strip of metal has been dovetailed across the face of the recoil shield around the firing pin hole which the display card states was due to "excessive use of blanks". I wouldn't call the bore "shot out" as the card says but there is heavy blackpowder frosting and superfine pinprick pitting scattered throughout with much lead and blackpowder residue caked around the breech. Otherwise it shows a fair amount of rifling for the most part worn at the muzzle. The action cocks with five clicks and hangs up just slightly at half cock but functions properly overall. I think a slight adjustment of the cylinder bolt would make the action much smoother. The gap between the cylinder and barrel is very wide but you have to remember that as a movie gun it would have been firing blanks for the last 30 years of it's active life so actual shooting safety was not important. This is a gun I definitely wish could talk because it obviously saw a very long and storied life. A great early cowboy Colt with wonderful eye appeal and a colorful story! *NOTE* Due to ivory restrictions this pistol will not be sold or shipped to residents of California, Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, or Washington. Please expect 2 weeks additional shipping time for secure Registered Mail. *Please see "Additional Terms of Sale" for our terms & conditions* Jeremiah Johnson Trading sells antique arms manufactured prior to 1899 and muzzleloading blackpowder reproductions only. For the purpose of these conditions the term "antique arms" will also include muzzleloading blackpowder reproductions. Buyers must be 21 years of age or older and have no felony convictions to purchase antique arms. Antique arms do not require Federal licensing and may be shipped directly to the buyer with the following exceptions. No antique arms will be shipped to Washington D. C. or any of the five boroughs of New York City (or residents thereof). Some restrictions may apply to antique firearms shipped to California and will be noted in the item description if applicable. Any antique arm shipped to New Jersey must ship to a licensed FFL holder, no exceptions. Any muzzleloading blackpowder reproduction rifle, shotgun, or handgun shipped to Illinois must ship to an FFL holder. Items containing antique ivory will not be sold or shipped to residents of California, Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, or Washington. Antique muzzleloaders and antiques which fire obsolete cartridges may be shipped internationally however it is the responsibility of the buyer to know and abide by their local laws and provide proof that the antique arm is legal to receive and own. Payment can be made by money order, banker's check, personal check, credit card (no additional fees), or bank wire. Please allow 7-10 business days for clearance on personal checks. If paying by credit card please call us directly to process your order. Items are professionally packed and shipped USPS Priority Mail with insurance coverage for the sale price and signature required for delivery. Items valued over $5,000.00 are shipped Registered Mail. Buyer pays actual shipping costs with no added charge for packing materials or handling. We describe items accurately and thoroughly. If an item has been misrepresented or significant defect overlooked you may return it for a full refund (minus return shipping costs) within 3 days of having received it. This timeframe begins once the package is delivered by the carrier. Buyer's remorse or concerns over issues noted in the description and/or pictures is not a valid excuse for return. Returned items must be received in the same condition as originally shipped - cleaning, disassembly, alteration, or damage of any kind will void inspection privileges. Occasionally a post-1898 firearm from my personal collection may be sold under this account and any such transaction is a personal sale in no way affiliated with Jeremiah Johnson Trading. Any such arm will be shipped to a licensed FFL or C&R holder in accordance with Federal law. All antique arms are sold as collector's items and are not warranted safe for shooting. Please consult a competent gunsmith prior to shooting any firearm.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .44-40 Winchester (.44 WCF)
Manufacturer: Colt
Model: 1873 Single Action Army
Serial Number: 58167
Barrel Length: 4 3/4
Finish: Nickel/Gold
Manufacture Date: 1880
Engraving: Yes
Extras: Display Card
Description:
Model 1873 Colt Single Action Army Revolver, Engraved, Nickel & Gold Plated with Carved American Eagle Ivory Grips Attributed to Western Movie Star Buck Jones, .44-40 WCF, mfg. 1880. This neat old Colt recently surfaced from an estate here in Connecticut and was long rumored to have been used by legendary Western movie star Buck Jones. Buck was one of the victims of the infamous Coconut Grove fire in Boston and according to a letter written in 1972 to Buck's wife from the Boston police commissioner the department had a .44 caliber Colt Peacemaker revolver, belt, and holster of Buck's which had been on display in their ballistics collection since 1942 that they wanted to return to the family. Apparently the gun Buck's widow received was not the Colt mentioned in the letter however and it's whereabouts were never known. She gave the belt and holster to a friend who's daughter donated them to the Museum of The Mountain West in Montrose, Colorado where they reside today. I don't know if this is the missing .44 caliber Peacemaker mentioned in the letter but it certainly would explain how one of Buck's Colts ended up in a nearby Connecticut estate. An old typed display card is currently the only provenance we have to accompany the gun. Buck Jones joined the Miller Bros. 101 Ranch in 1913 and went on to become one of the greatest Western movie stars of the 1920's and 30's. By the time of his death in 1942 Buck had appeared in nearly 200 films and even starred alongside a young John Wayne in the 1931 movie "The Range Feud". The gun certainly shows the wear and use one would expect to see on a Colt that spent decades on the frontier before being used decades more on screen and in Wild West shows. Originally made with a 7 1/2" barrel the gun was neatly shortened to 4 3/4" early on as evidenced by excessive holster wear around the muzzle. It appears to have been period engraved in the New York style with some of the engraving later re-cut when the gun was refinished in nickel. Later still the gun was entirely gold washed although most of that finish has worn away with only traces remaining in protected areas. Overall it retains 95% old reapplied nickel finish which is turning frosty in areas with minor flaking on the gripstraps. The re-blued hammer and trigger are correct for the vintage of the gun and may be original. The ivory grips feature a relief carved Eagle on the right side clutching an American flag and fit the gun well. They show moderate wear with a mottled creamy/brown patina and have no cracks or chips. Matching serial number "58167" stamped on the frame, triggerguard, and backstrap (backstrap number is extremely faint but legible - may have had an inscription on butt removed?). Clear three-line patent dates, "44CF" marking, and one-line barrel address. Most screws appear original with many retaining gold finish. Period refitted blade front sight with old replacement ejector rod head and original brass spring. The loading gate is loose and fits a bit sloppy but is original as evidenced by matching asembly number "353" marked on the frame under the triggerguard. A thin strip of metal has been dovetailed across the face of the recoil shield around the firing pin hole which the display card states was due to "excessive use of blanks". I wouldn't call the bore "shot out" as the card says but there is heavy blackpowder frosting and superfine pinprick pitting scattered throughout with much lead and blackpowder residue caked around the breech. Otherwise it shows a fair amount of rifling for the most part worn at the muzzle. The action cocks with five clicks and hangs up just slightly at half cock but functions properly overall. I think a slight adjustment of the cylinder bolt would make the action much smoother. The gap between the cylinder and barrel is very wide but you have to remember that as a movie gun it would have been firing blanks for the last 30 years of it's active life so actual shooting safety was not important. This is a gun I definitely wish could talk because it obviously saw a very long and storied life. A great early cowboy Colt with wonderful eye appeal and a colorful story! *NOTE* Due to ivory restrictions this pistol will not be sold or shipped to residents of California, Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, or Washington. Please expect 2 weeks additional shipping time for secure Registered Mail. *Please see "Additional Terms of Sale" for our terms & conditions* Jeremiah Johnson Trading sells antique arms manufactured prior to 1899 and muzzleloading blackpowder reproductions only. For the purpose of these conditions the term "antique arms" will also include muzzleloading blackpowder reproductions. Buyers must be 21 years of age or older and have no felony convictions to purchase antique arms. Antique arms do not require Federal licensing and may be shipped directly to the buyer with the following exceptions. No antique arms will be shipped to Washington D. C. or any of the five boroughs of New York City (or residents thereof). Some restrictions may apply to antique firearms shipped to California and will be noted in the item description if applicable. Any antique arm shipped to New Jersey must ship to a licensed FFL holder, no exceptions. Any muzzleloading blackpowder reproduction rifle, shotgun, or handgun shipped to Illinois must ship to an FFL holder. Items containing antique ivory will not be sold or shipped to residents of California, Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, or Washington. Antique muzzleloaders and antiques which fire obsolete cartridges may be shipped internationally however it is the responsibility of the buyer to know and abide by their local laws and provide proof that the antique arm is legal to receive and own. Payment can be made by money order, banker's check, personal check, credit card (no additional fees), or bank wire. Please allow 7-10 business days for clearance on personal checks. If paying by credit card please call us directly to process your order. Items are professionally packed and shipped USPS Priority Mail with insurance coverage for the sale price and signature required for delivery. Items valued over $5,000.00 are shipped Registered Mail. Buyer pays actual shipping costs with no added charge for packing materials or handling. We describe items accurately and thoroughly. If an item has been misrepresented or significant defect overlooked you may return it for a full refund (minus return shipping costs) within 3 days of having received it. This timeframe begins once the package is delivered by the carrier. Buyer's remorse or concerns over issues noted in the description and/or pictures is not a valid excuse for return. Returned items must be received in the same condition as originally shipped - cleaning, disassembly, alteration, or damage of any kind will void inspection privileges. Occasionally a post-1898 firearm from my personal collection may be sold under this account and any such transaction is a personal sale in no way affiliated with Jeremiah Johnson Trading. Any such arm will be shipped to a licensed FFL or C&R holder in accordance with Federal law. All antique arms are sold as collector's items and are not warranted safe for shooting. Please consult a competent gunsmith prior to shooting any firearm.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .44-40 Winchester (.44 WCF)
Manufacturer: Colt
Model: 1873 Single Action Army
Serial Number: 58167
Barrel Length: 4 3/4
Finish: Nickel/Gold
Manufacture Date: 1880
Engraving: Yes
Extras: Display Card
Guns International #: 102283097
Guns International #: 102283097
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About Us: Jeremiah Johnson Trading is one of the most experienced and trusted dealers of pre-1899 antique arms with over 50 years of collecting. We specialize in Colt, Winchester, Remington, Smith & Wesson, Parker, large-bore fowling guns, Revolutionary & Civil War arms, collectible Bowie & folding knives and more! We are also avid collectors of historic race cars & memorabilia. Visit us online at jeremiahjohnsontrading or find us on Facebook and Instagram.
1873 Colt Single Action Army .44-40 Engraved Nickel Gold Carved Eagle Ivory Grips 1880 - Attributed to Western Movie Star BUCK JONES
Description:
Model 1873 Colt Single Action Army Revolver, Engraved, Nickel & Gold Plated with Carved American Eagle Ivory Grips Attributed to Western Movie Star Buck Jones, .44-40 WCF, mfg. 1880. This neat old Colt recently surfaced from an estate here in Connecticut and was long rumored to have been used by legendary Western movie star Buck Jones. Buck was one of the victims of the infamous Coconut Grove fire in Boston and according to a letter written in 1972 to Buck's wife from the Boston police commissioner the department had a .44 caliber Colt Peacemaker revolver, belt, and holster of Buck's which had been on display in their ballistics collection since 1942 that they wanted to return to the family. Apparently the gun Buck's widow received was not the Colt mentioned in the letter however and it's whereabouts were never known. She gave the belt and holster to a friend who's daughter donated them to the Museum of The Mountain West in Montrose, Colorado where they reside today. I don't know if this is the missing .44 caliber Peacemaker mentioned in the letter but it certainly would explain how one of Buck's Colts ended up in a nearby Connecticut estate. An old typed display card is currently the only provenance we have to accompany the gun. Buck Jones joined the Miller Bros. 101 Ranch in 1913 and went on to become one of the greatest Western movie stars of the 1920's and 30's. By the time of his death in 1942 Buck had appeared in nearly 200 films and even starred alongside a young John Wayne in the 1931 movie "The Range Feud". The gun certainly shows the wear and use one would expect to see on a Colt that spent decades on the frontier before being used decades more on screen and in Wild West shows. Originally made with a 7 1/2" barrel the gun was neatly shortened to 4 3/4" early on as evidenced by excessive holster wear around the muzzle. It appears to have been period engraved in the New York style with some of the engraving later re-cut when the gun was refinished in nickel. Later still the gun was entirely gold washed although most of that finish has worn away with only traces remaining in protected areas. Overall it retains 95% old reapplied nickel finish which is turning frosty in areas with minor flaking on the gripstraps. The re-blued hammer and trigger are correct for the vintage of the gun and may be original. The ivory grips feature a relief carved Eagle on the right side clutching an American flag and fit the gun well. They show moderate wear with a mottled creamy/brown patina and have no cracks or chips. Matching serial number "58167" stamped on the frame, triggerguard, and backstrap (backstrap number is extremely faint but legible - may have had an inscription on butt removed?). Clear three-line patent dates, "44CF" marking, and one-line barrel address. Most screws appear original with many retaining gold finish. Period refitted blade front sight with old replacement ejector rod head and original brass spring. The loading gate is loose and fits a bit sloppy but is original as evidenced by matching asembly number "353" marked on the frame under the triggerguard. A thin strip of metal has been dovetailed across the face of the recoil shield around the firing pin hole which the display card states was due to "excessive use of blanks". I wouldn't call the bore "shot out" as the card says but there is heavy blackpowder frosting and superfine pinprick pitting scattered throughout with much lead and blackpowder residue caked around the breech. Otherwise it shows a fair amount of rifling for the most part worn at the muzzle. The action cocks with five clicks and hangs up just slightly at half cock but functions properly overall. I think a slight adjustment of the cylinder bolt would make the action much smoother. The gap between the cylinder and barrel is very wide but you have to remember that as a movie gun it would have been firing blanks for the last 30 years of it's active life so actual shooting safety was not important. This is a gun I definitely wish could talk because it obviously saw a very long and storied life. A great early cowboy Colt with wonderful eye appeal and a colorful story! *NOTE* Due to ivory restrictions this pistol will not be sold or shipped to residents of California, Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, or Washington. Please expect 2 weeks additional shipping time for secure Registered Mail. *Please see "Additional Terms of Sale" for our terms & conditions* Jeremiah Johnson Trading sells antique arms manufactured prior to 1899 and muzzleloading blackpowder reproductions only. For the purpose of these conditions the term "antique arms" will also include muzzleloading blackpowder reproductions. Buyers must be 21 years of age or older and have no felony convictions to purchase antique arms. Antique arms do not require Federal licensing and may be shipped directly to the buyer with the following exceptions. No antique arms will be shipped to Washington D. C. or any of the five boroughs of New York City (or residents thereof). Some restrictions may apply to antique firearms shipped to California and will be noted in the item description if applicable. Any antique arm shipped to New Jersey must ship to a licensed FFL holder, no exceptions. Any muzzleloading blackpowder reproduction rifle, shotgun, or handgun shipped to Illinois must ship to an FFL holder. Items containing antique ivory will not be sold or shipped to residents of California, Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, or Washington. Antique muzzleloaders and antiques which fire obsolete cartridges may be shipped internationally however it is the responsibility of the buyer to know and abide by their local laws and provide proof that the antique arm is legal to receive and own. Payment can be made by money order, banker's check, personal check, credit card (no additional fees), or bank wire. Please allow 7-10 business days for clearance on personal checks. If paying by credit card please call us directly to process your order. Items are professionally packed and shipped USPS Priority Mail with insurance coverage for the sale price and signature required for delivery. Items valued over $5,000.00 are shipped Registered Mail. Buyer pays actual shipping costs with no added charge for packing materials or handling. We describe items accurately and thoroughly. If an item has been misrepresented or significant defect overlooked you may return it for a full refund (minus return shipping costs) within 3 days of having received it. This timeframe begins once the package is delivered by the carrier. Buyer's remorse or concerns over issues noted in the description and/or pictures is not a valid excuse for return. Returned items must be received in the same condition as originally shipped - cleaning, disassembly, alteration, or damage of any kind will void inspection privileges. Occasionally a post-1898 firearm from my personal collection may be sold under this account and any such transaction is a personal sale in no way affiliated with Jeremiah Johnson Trading. Any such arm will be shipped to a licensed FFL or C&R holder in accordance with Federal law. All antique arms are sold as collector's items and are not warranted safe for shooting. Please consult a competent gunsmith prior to shooting any firearm.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .44-40 Winchester (.44 WCF)
Manufacturer: Colt
Model: 1873 Single Action Army
Serial Number: 58167
Barrel Length: 4 3/4
Finish: Nickel/Gold
Manufacture Date: 1880
Engraving: Yes
Extras: Display Card
Description:
Model 1873 Colt Single Action Army Revolver, Engraved, Nickel & Gold Plated with Carved American Eagle Ivory Grips Attributed to Western Movie Star Buck Jones, .44-40 WCF, mfg. 1880. This neat old Colt recently surfaced from an estate here in Connecticut and was long rumored to have been used by legendary Western movie star Buck Jones. Buck was one of the victims of the infamous Coconut Grove fire in Boston and according to a letter written in 1972 to Buck's wife from the Boston police commissioner the department had a .44 caliber Colt Peacemaker revolver, belt, and holster of Buck's which had been on display in their ballistics collection since 1942 that they wanted to return to the family. Apparently the gun Buck's widow received was not the Colt mentioned in the letter however and it's whereabouts were never known. She gave the belt and holster to a friend who's daughter donated them to the Museum of The Mountain West in Montrose, Colorado where they reside today. I don't know if this is the missing .44 caliber Peacemaker mentioned in the letter but it certainly would explain how one of Buck's Colts ended up in a nearby Connecticut estate. An old typed display card is currently the only provenance we have to accompany the gun. Buck Jones joined the Miller Bros. 101 Ranch in 1913 and went on to become one of the greatest Western movie stars of the 1920's and 30's. By the time of his death in 1942 Buck had appeared in nearly 200 films and even starred alongside a young John Wayne in the 1931 movie "The Range Feud". The gun certainly shows the wear and use one would expect to see on a Colt that spent decades on the frontier before being used decades more on screen and in Wild West shows. Originally made with a 7 1/2" barrel the gun was neatly shortened to 4 3/4" early on as evidenced by excessive holster wear around the muzzle. It appears to have been period engraved in the New York style with some of the engraving later re-cut when the gun was refinished in nickel. Later still the gun was entirely gold washed although most of that finish has worn away with only traces remaining in protected areas. Overall it retains 95% old reapplied nickel finish which is turning frosty in areas with minor flaking on the gripstraps. The re-blued hammer and trigger are correct for the vintage of the gun and may be original. The ivory grips feature a relief carved Eagle on the right side clutching an American flag and fit the gun well. They show moderate wear with a mottled creamy/brown patina and have no cracks or chips. Matching serial number "58167" stamped on the frame, triggerguard, and backstrap (backstrap number is extremely faint but legible - may have had an inscription on butt removed?). Clear three-line patent dates, "44CF" marking, and one-line barrel address. Most screws appear original with many retaining gold finish. Period refitted blade front sight with old replacement ejector rod head and original brass spring. The loading gate is loose and fits a bit sloppy but is original as evidenced by matching asembly number "353" marked on the frame under the triggerguard. A thin strip of metal has been dovetailed across the face of the recoil shield around the firing pin hole which the display card states was due to "excessive use of blanks". I wouldn't call the bore "shot out" as the card says but there is heavy blackpowder frosting and superfine pinprick pitting scattered throughout with much lead and blackpowder residue caked around the breech. Otherwise it shows a fair amount of rifling for the most part worn at the muzzle. The action cocks with five clicks and hangs up just slightly at half cock but functions properly overall. I think a slight adjustment of the cylinder bolt would make the action much smoother. The gap between the cylinder and barrel is very wide but you have to remember that as a movie gun it would have been firing blanks for the last 30 years of it's active life so actual shooting safety was not important. This is a gun I definitely wish could talk because it obviously saw a very long and storied life. A great early cowboy Colt with wonderful eye appeal and a colorful story! *NOTE* Due to ivory restrictions this pistol will not be sold or shipped to residents of California, Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, or Washington. Please expect 2 weeks additional shipping time for secure Registered Mail. *Please see "Additional Terms of Sale" for our terms & conditions* Jeremiah Johnson Trading sells antique arms manufactured prior to 1899 and muzzleloading blackpowder reproductions only. For the purpose of these conditions the term "antique arms" will also include muzzleloading blackpowder reproductions. Buyers must be 21 years of age or older and have no felony convictions to purchase antique arms. Antique arms do not require Federal licensing and may be shipped directly to the buyer with the following exceptions. No antique arms will be shipped to Washington D. C. or any of the five boroughs of New York City (or residents thereof). Some restrictions may apply to antique firearms shipped to California and will be noted in the item description if applicable. Any antique arm shipped to New Jersey must ship to a licensed FFL holder, no exceptions. Any muzzleloading blackpowder reproduction rifle, shotgun, or handgun shipped to Illinois must ship to an FFL holder. Items containing antique ivory will not be sold or shipped to residents of California, Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, or Washington. Antique muzzleloaders and antiques which fire obsolete cartridges may be shipped internationally however it is the responsibility of the buyer to know and abide by their local laws and provide proof that the antique arm is legal to receive and own. Payment can be made by money order, banker's check, personal check, credit card (no additional fees), or bank wire. Please allow 7-10 business days for clearance on personal checks. If paying by credit card please call us directly to process your order. Items are professionally packed and shipped USPS Priority Mail with insurance coverage for the sale price and signature required for delivery. Items valued over $5,000.00 are shipped Registered Mail. Buyer pays actual shipping costs with no added charge for packing materials or handling. We describe items accurately and thoroughly. If an item has been misrepresented or significant defect overlooked you may return it for a full refund (minus return shipping costs) within 3 days of having received it. This timeframe begins once the package is delivered by the carrier. Buyer's remorse or concerns over issues noted in the description and/or pictures is not a valid excuse for return. Returned items must be received in the same condition as originally shipped - cleaning, disassembly, alteration, or damage of any kind will void inspection privileges. Occasionally a post-1898 firearm from my personal collection may be sold under this account and any such transaction is a personal sale in no way affiliated with Jeremiah Johnson Trading. Any such arm will be shipped to a licensed FFL or C&R holder in accordance with Federal law. All antique arms are sold as collector's items and are not warranted safe for shooting. Please consult a competent gunsmith prior to shooting any firearm.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .44-40 Winchester (.44 WCF)
Manufacturer: Colt
Model: 1873 Single Action Army
Serial Number: 58167
Barrel Length: 4 3/4
Finish: Nickel/Gold
Manufacture Date: 1880
Engraving: Yes
Extras: Display Card
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