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COLT 45 SINGLE ACTION MONTANA TERRITORIAL CENTENNIAL CASED REVOLVER.Colt Montana Territory Centennial Single Action Army .45 Long Colt revolver. This commemorative colt features a beautiful factory blue and gold finish with case colored frame, Pearlite grips and beautiful gold Colt prancing pony medallions. The left side of barrel marked “1864 – Montana Territory Centennial – 1964;” while the right side of barrel is marked “1889 – Diamond Jubilee Statehood -1964”. The hammer, trigger guard, and back strap all show a stunning gold finish. The barrel, front sight, and cylinder also shows a near mint factory blue finish. Lastly the case colored frame showcases a wonderful play of color. The revolver is housed in its original wooden display case with red velvet and felt interior. $2750
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OUTLAW BOB FORD PHOTO.Bob Ford member of the Jesse James gang. He was best known for his assassination of Jesse James. $795 |
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TEXAS RANGER FRANK M. MCMAHAN PRESENTED COLT SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER.Colt Frontier six shooter 44/40. Presentation on back strap ”Presented to Frank M. McMahan On Your Promotion To Chief Patrol Inspector U.S.J.S. By Friends”. Frank was a Texas Ranger for a short period of time. Yet some of the most important incidents in the El Paso area involving the Rangers. In September 1893, Frank enlisted in the Texas Rangers, Company D, under Captain John R. Hughes in El Paso, Texas. Frank was also named a deputy U.S. Marshal under U.S. Marshal Richard ”Dick” Ware. Frank was allowed to retain his Ranger commission and was posted to Ysleta, Texas. In 1924 Frank was the first PIIC of the Escondido Sub-district in 1924 and later became the Chief Patrol Inspector of the San Diego Sub-district in 1926. On March 6, 1940, he died of a heart attack in Yuma, Arizona, he was 69 years old. 34 Yuma was considered part of the INS San Diego area, and Frank was there on business when he died. He would have been eligible for retirement in July of that year. P.O.R
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RARE 1850’s AIR RIFLE DOG HEAD CANE GUN.1800’S Air Rifle Dog Head Cane Gun 33 caliber. ”Patent #55038” Cane measures 35 1/2 inches. Lewis & Clark had a air rifle was a secret weapon on the Expedition. $4750
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PRESENTATION FIELD & STAFF SWORD, PRESENTED TO RIFLE TEAM CO. G, 2ND REG M.S.T. JACKSON, MI OCT 13TH, 1880.Presentation Model 1860 Staff & Field Sword. Presented To Rifle Team Co. G, 2nd Reg M.S.T. Jackson, MI Oct 13th, 1880. $2895 |
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OLD SAMURAI JAPANESE SWORD.Vintage Japanese Samurai sword with writing on blade. Blade measures 26 1/2”. $675
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1ST. GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION BARRELS & CYLINDER.Old 1st generation Colt single action revolver barrels and cylinder. Two 4-3/4” barrels and one 5-1/4” barrel. Calibers 44/40, 38/40, 45 caliber. Cylinder 45 caliber. All Colt barrel address is visible. $575 |
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RARE WW11 US NAVY HAND FLARE GUN & UNUSED SHELL.US Navy handheld MK4 10 gauge antique flare pistol is marked ”US Hand Projector MK4 Contract No NORD 4039 EVCC”. It was built by Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Company. Comes with an unused flare shell. $895
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RARE FACTORY ENGRAVED COLT DETECTIVE SPECIAL REVOLVER 38 SPECIAL.Super rare Factory Engraved Colt Detective Special Revolver 38-Special. 2 inch barrel class A scroll engraved. Shipped to John Jovino Company New York, New York. Revolver is mint and looks to be never fired. $5795
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1800’s COWBOY MONEY BELT & BULLET LOOPS.Old Cowboy Money Belt with Bullet Loops. $550
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OLD GUN RIG MADISON COUNTY MONTANA.For Colt Single Action Revolver 4-3/4 inch barrel. Old tag says Madison Co. Montana. Belt is maker marked but can’t read it. Photo of the maker mark below. $475
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COLT SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER HOLSTER & BELT.Old gun rig fits 7 1/2 inch barrel Colt Single Action Revolver. Sold
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