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Pictures not good enough for an analysis of the grips.
Hard to tell from the pictures but I think they are most likely mismatched Colt stocks for either an M1911 or a Govt Model from the 1910s or 1920's. Colt used the same wood on military and commercial guns.So...what .45 Automatic do these co-respond with?
Colt? And if so, then, Gov't Model or m1911?
Springfield Armory?
Some WWI Contractor?
Aftermarket?
Or..?
Hard to tell from the pictures but I think they are most likely mismatched Colt stocks for either an M1911 or a Govt Model from the 1910s or 1920's. Colt used the same wood on military and commercial guns.
Regards,
Kevin Williams
Horizontal rows between the tips of the diamonds.How does one count the 'rows'?
I seem to get a different count, than others when I try it.
Not sure if this will show up, I tried to take one of your photos & number the rows.
It's like a garden where you have rows and furrows. You count the rows.
That would be correct, but don't worry about the furrows. The rows are counted just as bofg shows.If I count the 'rows' I do not get a count which agrees with those who count the Furrows.