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VERY EARLY CIVILIAN .45 COLT, SINGLE ACTION ARMY 71/2” BARREL, LETTEER, #24XXX MADE 1876
VERY EARLY CIVILIAN .45 COLT, SINGLE ACTION ARMY 71/2” BARREL, LETTEER, #24XXX MADE 1876
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Guns International #: 103536005
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Company: William T. Goodman
Company: William T. Goodman
Member Since: 10/16/15
First Name: William
Last Name: Goodman
State:
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Zip: 59715
Country: United States
Phone:
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VERY EARLY CIVILIAN .45 COLT, SINGLE ACTION ARMY 71/2” BARREL, LETTEER, #24XXX MADE 1876
Description:
VERY EARLY CIVILIAN SINGLE ACTION ARMY, .45 COLT, 7 ½” BARREL, FACTORY LETTEER, #24XXX MADE 1876. This is an extremely early Civilian SAA as many during this time were shipped to the U.S. Government and so marked. The factory letter from 1977 confirms that this revolver was shipped to Spies, Kissam & Co., New York, New York on march 31, 1876 with 50 in the shipment. Overall displays an uncleaned aged brown patina with only a few minor spots of surface pitting on the barrel. There is some aged plum/brown on the top of the barrel and in protected areas. Matching numbers on the frame, trigger guard, back strap, cylinder and barrel (under the ejector housing where there is still fairly good blue!). Only the ejector head is a later replacement as the original “bullseye ejector head” was somewhat fragile and could break off if stressed. The ejector head on this Colt is aged perfectly to the rest of the gun and was no doubt replaced while this revolver was still in use. Importantly, the housing is the correct style used from serial numbers 21,000-45,000 (1875-1878) and the patent dates on the frame are in two lines with only the Sept. 19, 1871 over July 2, 1872 stamping as was used on serial numbers 25-33,000 from 1873-1877. The one piece walnut grips are fine with some tiny chipping at the corners and a little rounding at the bottom edge. Looks like some protective varnish was added at some time long ago with traces remaining and some thin filler on the extreme bottom by the butt. Tight mechanically, four clicks to the correct style hammer, excellent markings, fine screw heads and surprisingly exc. bore that is only a little dark with strong rifling all the way through. Also comes with an undated handwritten letter from the previous owner describing this revolver. He mentions an "X" scratched on a cylinder chamber meant to indicate the "safe" or unloaded chamber- interesting! Front sight has not been altered or filed. A chance to own an uncleaned super early Single Action at an attractive price. $5800.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .45 Colt
Manufacturer: COLT
Model: SINGLE ACTION ARMY
Serial Number: 24XXX
Barrel Length: 7 1/2
Condition: FINE
Bore Condition: FINE+
Description:
VERY EARLY CIVILIAN SINGLE ACTION ARMY, .45 COLT, 7 ½” BARREL, FACTORY LETTEER, #24XXX MADE 1876. This is an extremely early Civilian SAA as many during this time were shipped to the U.S. Government and so marked. The factory letter from 1977 confirms that this revolver was shipped to Spies, Kissam & Co., New York, New York on march 31, 1876 with 50 in the shipment. Overall displays an uncleaned aged brown patina with only a few minor spots of surface pitting on the barrel. There is some aged plum/brown on the top of the barrel and in protected areas. Matching numbers on the frame, trigger guard, back strap, cylinder and barrel (under the ejector housing where there is still fairly good blue!). Only the ejector head is a later replacement as the original “bullseye ejector head” was somewhat fragile and could break off if stressed. The ejector head on this Colt is aged perfectly to the rest of the gun and was no doubt replaced while this revolver was still in use. Importantly, the housing is the correct style used from serial numbers 21,000-45,000 (1875-1878) and the patent dates on the frame are in two lines with only the Sept. 19, 1871 over July 2, 1872 stamping as was used on serial numbers 25-33,000 from 1873-1877. The one piece walnut grips are fine with some tiny chipping at the corners and a little rounding at the bottom edge. Looks like some protective varnish was added at some time long ago with traces remaining and some thin filler on the extreme bottom by the butt. Tight mechanically, four clicks to the correct style hammer, excellent markings, fine screw heads and surprisingly exc. bore that is only a little dark with strong rifling all the way through. Also comes with an undated handwritten letter from the previous owner describing this revolver. He mentions an "X" scratched on a cylinder chamber meant to indicate the "safe" or unloaded chamber- interesting! Front sight has not been altered or filed. A chance to own an uncleaned super early Single Action at an attractive price. $5800.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .45 Colt
Manufacturer: COLT
Model: SINGLE ACTION ARMY
Serial Number: 24XXX
Barrel Length: 7 1/2
Condition: FINE
Bore Condition: FINE+
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Guns International #: 103536005
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Seller: goodmanguns
Company: William T. Goodman Member Since: 10/16/15
First Name: William
Last Name: Goodman
State:
Montana
Zip: 59715
Country: United States
Phone:
(406) 587-3131
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 57
Total Listings: 4298
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: checks, cashiers/bank check, money order
VERY EARLY CIVILIAN .45 COLT, SINGLE ACTION ARMY 71/2” BARREL, LETTEER, #24XXX MADE 1876
Description: VERY EARLY CIVILIAN SINGLE ACTION ARMY, .45 COLT, 7 ½” BARREL, FACTORY LETTEER, #24XXX MADE 1876. This is an extremely early Civilian SAA as many during this time were shipped to the U.S. Government and so marked. The factory letter from 1977 confirms that this revolver was shipped to Spies, Kissam & Co., New York, New York on march 31, 1876 with 50 in the shipment. Overall displays an uncleaned aged brown patina with only a few minor spots of surface pitting on the barrel. There is some aged plum/brown on the top of the barrel and in protected areas. Matching numbers on the frame, trigger guard, back strap, cylinder and barrel (under the ejector housing where there is still fairly good blue!). Only the ejector head is a later replacement as the original “bullseye ejector head” was somewhat fragile and could break off if stressed. The ejector head on this Colt is aged perfectly to the rest of the gun and was no doubt replaced while this revolver was still in use. Importantly, the housing is the correct style used from serial numbers 21,000-45,000 (1875-1878) and the patent dates on the frame are in two lines with only the Sept. 19, 1871 over July 2, 1872 stamping as was used on serial numbers 25-33,000 from 1873-1877. The one piece walnut grips are fine with some tiny chipping at the corners and a little rounding at the bottom edge. Looks like some protective varnish was added at some time long ago with traces remaining and some thin filler on the extreme bottom by the butt. Tight mechanically, four clicks to the correct style hammer, excellent markings, fine screw heads and surprisingly exc. bore that is only a little dark with strong rifling all the way through. Also comes with an undated handwritten letter from the previous owner describing this revolver. He mentions an "X" scratched on a cylinder chamber meant to indicate the "safe" or unloaded chamber- interesting! Front sight has not been altered or filed. A chance to own an uncleaned super early Single Action at an attractive price. $5800. SOLD Antique: Yes Handgun Caliber: .45 Colt Manufacturer: COLT Model: SINGLE ACTION ARMY Serial Number: 24XXX Barrel Length: 7 1/2 Condition: FINE Bore Condition: FINE+ |
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Guns International #: 103536005
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Seller: goodmanguns
Company: William T. Goodman
Company: William T. Goodman
Member Since: 10/16/15
First Name: William
Last Name: Goodman
State:
Montana
Zip: 59715
Country: United States
Phone:
(406) 587-3131
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Active Listings: 57
Total Listings: 4298
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: checks, cashiers/bank check, money order
VERY EARLY CIVILIAN .45 COLT, SINGLE ACTION ARMY 71/2” BARREL, LETTEER, #24XXX MADE 1876
Description:
VERY EARLY CIVILIAN SINGLE ACTION ARMY, .45 COLT, 7 ½” BARREL, FACTORY LETTEER, #24XXX MADE 1876. This is an extremely early Civilian SAA as many during this time were shipped to the U.S. Government and so marked. The factory letter from 1977 confirms that this revolver was shipped to Spies, Kissam & Co., New York, New York on march 31, 1876 with 50 in the shipment. Overall displays an uncleaned aged brown patina with only a few minor spots of surface pitting on the barrel. There is some aged plum/brown on the top of the barrel and in protected areas. Matching numbers on the frame, trigger guard, back strap, cylinder and barrel (under the ejector housing where there is still fairly good blue!). Only the ejector head is a later replacement as the original “bullseye ejector head” was somewhat fragile and could break off if stressed. The ejector head on this Colt is aged perfectly to the rest of the gun and was no doubt replaced while this revolver was still in use. Importantly, the housing is the correct style used from serial numbers 21,000-45,000 (1875-1878) and the patent dates on the frame are in two lines with only the Sept. 19, 1871 over July 2, 1872 stamping as was used on serial numbers 25-33,000 from 1873-1877. The one piece walnut grips are fine with some tiny chipping at the corners and a little rounding at the bottom edge. Looks like some protective varnish was added at some time long ago with traces remaining and some thin filler on the extreme bottom by the butt. Tight mechanically, four clicks to the correct style hammer, excellent markings, fine screw heads and surprisingly exc. bore that is only a little dark with strong rifling all the way through. Also comes with an undated handwritten letter from the previous owner describing this revolver. He mentions an "X" scratched on a cylinder chamber meant to indicate the "safe" or unloaded chamber- interesting! Front sight has not been altered or filed. A chance to own an uncleaned super early Single Action at an attractive price. $5800.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .45 Colt
Manufacturer: COLT
Model: SINGLE ACTION ARMY
Serial Number: 24XXX
Barrel Length: 7 1/2
Condition: FINE
Bore Condition: FINE+
Description:
VERY EARLY CIVILIAN SINGLE ACTION ARMY, .45 COLT, 7 ½” BARREL, FACTORY LETTEER, #24XXX MADE 1876. This is an extremely early Civilian SAA as many during this time were shipped to the U.S. Government and so marked. The factory letter from 1977 confirms that this revolver was shipped to Spies, Kissam & Co., New York, New York on march 31, 1876 with 50 in the shipment. Overall displays an uncleaned aged brown patina with only a few minor spots of surface pitting on the barrel. There is some aged plum/brown on the top of the barrel and in protected areas. Matching numbers on the frame, trigger guard, back strap, cylinder and barrel (under the ejector housing where there is still fairly good blue!). Only the ejector head is a later replacement as the original “bullseye ejector head” was somewhat fragile and could break off if stressed. The ejector head on this Colt is aged perfectly to the rest of the gun and was no doubt replaced while this revolver was still in use. Importantly, the housing is the correct style used from serial numbers 21,000-45,000 (1875-1878) and the patent dates on the frame are in two lines with only the Sept. 19, 1871 over July 2, 1872 stamping as was used on serial numbers 25-33,000 from 1873-1877. The one piece walnut grips are fine with some tiny chipping at the corners and a little rounding at the bottom edge. Looks like some protective varnish was added at some time long ago with traces remaining and some thin filler on the extreme bottom by the butt. Tight mechanically, four clicks to the correct style hammer, excellent markings, fine screw heads and surprisingly exc. bore that is only a little dark with strong rifling all the way through. Also comes with an undated handwritten letter from the previous owner describing this revolver. He mentions an "X" scratched on a cylinder chamber meant to indicate the "safe" or unloaded chamber- interesting! Front sight has not been altered or filed. A chance to own an uncleaned super early Single Action at an attractive price. $5800.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .45 Colt
Manufacturer: COLT
Model: SINGLE ACTION ARMY
Serial Number: 24XXX
Barrel Length: 7 1/2
Condition: FINE
Bore Condition: FINE+
Guns International #: 103536005
Guns International #: 103536005
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: goodmanguns
Company: William T. Goodman
Company: William T. Goodman
Member Since: 10/16/15
First Name: William
Last Name: Goodman
State:
Montana
Zip: 59715
Country: United States
Phone:
(406) 587-3131
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 57
Total Listings: 4298
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: checks, cashiers/bank check, money order
VERY EARLY CIVILIAN .45 COLT, SINGLE ACTION ARMY 71/2” BARREL, LETTEER, #24XXX MADE 1876
Description:
VERY EARLY CIVILIAN SINGLE ACTION ARMY, .45 COLT, 7 ½” BARREL, FACTORY LETTEER, #24XXX MADE 1876. This is an extremely early Civilian SAA as many during this time were shipped to the U.S. Government and so marked. The factory letter from 1977 confirms that this revolver was shipped to Spies, Kissam & Co., New York, New York on march 31, 1876 with 50 in the shipment. Overall displays an uncleaned aged brown patina with only a few minor spots of surface pitting on the barrel. There is some aged plum/brown on the top of the barrel and in protected areas. Matching numbers on the frame, trigger guard, back strap, cylinder and barrel (under the ejector housing where there is still fairly good blue!). Only the ejector head is a later replacement as the original “bullseye ejector head” was somewhat fragile and could break off if stressed. The ejector head on this Colt is aged perfectly to the rest of the gun and was no doubt replaced while this revolver was still in use. Importantly, the housing is the correct style used from serial numbers 21,000-45,000 (1875-1878) and the patent dates on the frame are in two lines with only the Sept. 19, 1871 over July 2, 1872 stamping as was used on serial numbers 25-33,000 from 1873-1877. The one piece walnut grips are fine with some tiny chipping at the corners and a little rounding at the bottom edge. Looks like some protective varnish was added at some time long ago with traces remaining and some thin filler on the extreme bottom by the butt. Tight mechanically, four clicks to the correct style hammer, excellent markings, fine screw heads and surprisingly exc. bore that is only a little dark with strong rifling all the way through. Also comes with an undated handwritten letter from the previous owner describing this revolver. He mentions an "X" scratched on a cylinder chamber meant to indicate the "safe" or unloaded chamber- interesting! Front sight has not been altered or filed. A chance to own an uncleaned super early Single Action at an attractive price. $5800.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .45 Colt
Manufacturer: COLT
Model: SINGLE ACTION ARMY
Serial Number: 24XXX
Barrel Length: 7 1/2
Condition: FINE
Bore Condition: FINE+
Description:
VERY EARLY CIVILIAN SINGLE ACTION ARMY, .45 COLT, 7 ½” BARREL, FACTORY LETTEER, #24XXX MADE 1876. This is an extremely early Civilian SAA as many during this time were shipped to the U.S. Government and so marked. The factory letter from 1977 confirms that this revolver was shipped to Spies, Kissam & Co., New York, New York on march 31, 1876 with 50 in the shipment. Overall displays an uncleaned aged brown patina with only a few minor spots of surface pitting on the barrel. There is some aged plum/brown on the top of the barrel and in protected areas. Matching numbers on the frame, trigger guard, back strap, cylinder and barrel (under the ejector housing where there is still fairly good blue!). Only the ejector head is a later replacement as the original “bullseye ejector head” was somewhat fragile and could break off if stressed. The ejector head on this Colt is aged perfectly to the rest of the gun and was no doubt replaced while this revolver was still in use. Importantly, the housing is the correct style used from serial numbers 21,000-45,000 (1875-1878) and the patent dates on the frame are in two lines with only the Sept. 19, 1871 over July 2, 1872 stamping as was used on serial numbers 25-33,000 from 1873-1877. The one piece walnut grips are fine with some tiny chipping at the corners and a little rounding at the bottom edge. Looks like some protective varnish was added at some time long ago with traces remaining and some thin filler on the extreme bottom by the butt. Tight mechanically, four clicks to the correct style hammer, excellent markings, fine screw heads and surprisingly exc. bore that is only a little dark with strong rifling all the way through. Also comes with an undated handwritten letter from the previous owner describing this revolver. He mentions an "X" scratched on a cylinder chamber meant to indicate the "safe" or unloaded chamber- interesting! Front sight has not been altered or filed. A chance to own an uncleaned super early Single Action at an attractive price. $5800.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .45 Colt
Manufacturer: COLT
Model: SINGLE ACTION ARMY
Serial Number: 24XXX
Barrel Length: 7 1/2
Condition: FINE
Bore Condition: FINE+
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