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	This 5 1/2" .45 caliber Single Action was made in 1906, and remains in very good original condition. All parts are original including the grips. There is a powder stain and some pitting on the left side of the muzzle, otherwise this gun would rate 95%..Blue and case coloring are strong, and the screws are perfect.. Nice sixshooter
	This 1860 Colt Army revolver #184642 with a Thuer conversion to metallic cartridge is in an original California "Slim Jim" holster and belt made by H.T. Dorrance of Stockton Cal. circa 1870. The gun is in very good original condition, and the holster and belt are in excellent shape. It is especially hard to find a rig with the original belt.
	This Colt Single Action Army revolver is one of those rebuilt by the Springfield Armory in 1895. The numbers are : 70881 on the frame, 5981 on the triggerguard, 269 on the backstrap, 6706 ( D.F.C.) on the cylinder, and 8437 (R.A.C.) on the barrel. These are known to collectors as Artillery Models. This revolver is in excellent,original condition with 80% blue and 60% case colors. Good grips with a readable RAC cartouche.
	This Single Action Colt Frontier Six Shooter was shipped to Simmons Hdwe. St.Louis in 1897. Early traverse pin frame. It is a very crisp, untouched gun with %50+ original finish overall, nice screws. and original grips. All numbers match and all markings are original and clear.
	Fresh off the press "THE Story of Benjamin Tyler HENRY and His Famed Repeating RIFLE" by Les Quick Limited Edition. Send $100 + $5 s&h to Tom Power P.O.Box 598 Utopia, Texas. 78884

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