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Bisley 45 1911

32- 20 1897

38-40 1902

45 Colt 1913

32-20 1907

44-40 1879

32-20 1906

 

[SFC Rick]

My well worn 1905 model rescued from an previous owners sock drawer.

 

[Ruster]

1881 Colt Frontier Model .44-40.

 

[JimK]

38COLT SN 351712
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45COLT SN 351713
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38COLT SN 351957
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44-40 SN 351980
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38WCF SN 355412 in original box
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32WCF Bisley SN 295671
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32COLT Bisley SN 268775
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Engraved 45COLT SN 21406
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Cattle brand Bisley


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Lash LaRue 1st gen in 44-40 SN 59850

Some nice guns, really like the Beasley.

 

[Boogan1]

My only 1st gen so far, 1892 45. This gun was most likely at Simmons Hardware the same time Bob Dalton's guns were there.

 

[saintclair]

Here is a 1st gen Ken Hurst engraved for me:

 

[saintclair]

Another 1st Gen Engraved by Ken Hurst--SN 96299

 

[saintclair]

Another 1st gen engraved by Ken Hurst:

 

[LEO918]

Here's an example in .41 Colt from 1901.

 

[Wes Terner]

45 Colt shipped to Denver Fall of 1900. Alan Harton's refinish work.

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Alan does super work, Cozmo you should be proud! What a “thread” what a great subject matter and where would one see such fine examples without being able to attend a Colt Collectors show! Great going!!!🤠

 

[Cozmo]

Her's an example in .41 Colt from 1901. View attachment 728652

Oh, thanks! That gun! That gun has cost me a lot of money Still just trying to get one as nice as yours LEO. My 1900 again and still not at the same standard. So I keep looking.

 

[Cozmo]

Alan does super work, Cozmo you should be proud! What a “thread” what a great subject matter and where would one see such fine examples without being able to attend a Colt Collectors show! Great going!!!🤠

Agreed all around. The really impressive part of Alan's work is knowing the wreck he started with. That was impressive! But fun to have 1st and 2nd Gen stickies.

 

[LEO918]

Here are couple of 7 1/2" Frontier Six Shooters 1887 and 1907.

 

[Wyatt Burp]

There’s something about matched pairs of SAAs when one might be 1st generation and the other post war that I did not realize when I had my 1957 and 1920 guns engraved. I prefer old style round bottom trigger guards but thank God my two guns had identical flat bottom guards. It would haunt me every time I look at them together had I not lucked out there and one was round and the other flat.

 

[tony56]

My Show display

 

[Wes Terner]

My Show display

Very nice display!

 

[LEO918]

Here's a pair of .38-40s 1900 and 1906.

 

[Ciri]

They are the kind of guns you can't stop yourself from my, Thanks for sharing guys.

 

[Ruster]

Colt .45 made in 1909.

 

[Wyatt Burp]

Colt .45 made in 1909.

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I really like all the guns with old yellowed stag grips that show use like this. Do you have a 7 1/2” nickel/ivory SAA? If you do and Stuck it in that holster it would look like Shane’s rig.