Could you please show a close up of the base in and latch design by Harton.Perhaps not enough bling for a BBQ gun, but here's a SA with a #5 grip frame and basepin latch by Harton, and some nice ivory grips by Persinger
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Could you please show a close up of the base in and latch design by Harton.Perhaps not enough bling for a BBQ gun, but here's a SA with a #5 grip frame and basepin latch by Harton, and some nice ivory grips by Persinger
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Dennie Kies, formerly of Colt and USFABeautiful smoke wagon. Do you mind telling me who did the work? I love the scroll work.
Sorry...Dennis KiesDennie Kies, formerly of Colt and USFA
Could these two COLTS be by the same engraver VALADE!
About 1954 I got a sort of underground comic book with a article in it on how to make knuckles out of milk can handles. There was a ad that offered to sell deactivated Thompson machine guns in the front of the magazine and in the back of the magazine was a ad that said, "New barrels for your Thompson!". Sure wish I had saved that comic book! Probably would bring a lot of money today. Anyone else ever see a magazine or comic book like that? I had a uncle that was a world war two vet and liked to read comic books and we traded him. I recall my dad berating him one time for still reading comic books at his age. Also recall a old friend of mine that was a backseat gunner on a plane in the Pacific.To me, the coolest was the Shootin' Shell "45"