Here is a 1901 Colt SAA with Cody letter. It was shipped to M. Hartley Company in NY NY on 4/8/1901
The amount of ware on the grips and muzzle say this gun got extensive use, but the cylinder lock up is very solid. Despite the patina, this gun is in amazing condition.
Value is all over the place, and the guns sent to TX are considerably higher. I cannot find many examples of guns sent to M Hartley Co. There is a different Hartley company I have seen.
What do you think?
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The amount of ware on the grips and muzzle say this gun got extensive use, but the cylinder lock up is very solid. Despite the patina, this gun is in amazing condition.
Value is all over the place, and the guns sent to TX are considerably higher. I cannot find many examples of guns sent to M Hartley Co. There is a different Hartley company I have seen.
What do you think?
