Nimschke engraved Colt Model 1849 Pocket percussion revolver s/n 88942 with four inch barrel. Engraved with the American eagle at the top of the back-strap and the Federal shield on the trigger-guard. In good condition overall. Manufactured circa 1854 with four inch barrel.

Early Colt Model 1862 Police percussion revolver s/n 1206

Colt Model 1862 Police percussion revolver serial number 26855 manufactured circa 1864 with a four and a half inch round barrel.

Excellent cased Colt Model 1862 Police revolver s/n 35980 with rare 4½ inch barrel

Rare Colt Old House "The Jim Fisk Model" five-shot revolver serial number 9395 manufactured circa 1875 in .41 rimfire calibre.

Colt No 1 Deringer serial number 2385 in very good to fine condition.

Colt First Model deringer serial number 3088, in obsolete .41 rim-fire short calibre. Total numbers of this model produced, is thought to be about 6,500. All First models were manufactured circa 1867 to 1890 at the Hartford factory. Markings on top of the barrel are: ‘Colt PT. F.A.MFG.Co / Hartford CT.U.S.A.’with large ‘No 1 straddling both lines and a Maltese cross motif at either end of the address. The frame has the standard amount of factory engraving. The serial numbers 3088 are stamped on the butt and under the barrel, towards the breech end. On the right side of the frame, under the barrel release button is stamped ‘41 CAL’. It has a blued barrel retaining 85% plus original even blue finish and an engraved iron frame, which shows 70% original silver-plating.

Excellent British-proofed Colt No1 Deringer s/n 3712, manufactured circa 1870-1890. Rare pistol (only about 6,500 manufactured) in obsolete .41 rimfire calibre. Barrel retains most of its original plated finish and strong case-colours to the hammer. Sharp barrel address, serial numbers and engraving to the frame. Good action with an average 7/10 bore.

Colt No1 deringer s/n 4214. Very fine and rare pistol in lovely condition. Much finish.

Low numbered & British proofed Colt No2 deringer s/n 65 in good condition.

British-proofed Colt No2 Deringer s/n 1781 manufactured circa 1870-1890. Rare pistol (only about 9,000 manufactured) in obsolete .41 rimfire calibre. Overall very nice condition. Good barrel address, serial numbers and engraving to the frame. Good action with an average bore. I bought 1781 as one of a pair to 1906 (stock number 6157).

British-proofed Colt No2 deringer s/n 1906 manufactured circa 1870-1890. Rare pistol (only about 9,000 manufactured) in obsolete .41 rimfire calibre. Overall very nice condition. Good barrel address, serial numbers and engraving to the frame. Good action with an average bore. I bought 1906 as one of a pair to 1781 (stock number 6158).

Very rare, First Type Colt No3 Thuer Deringer s/n 928 with raised bolster, on the forward section of the frame, high hammer and tight grip. Manufactured in obsolete .41 rimfire calibre, circa 1870. Large -COLT- in italic letters on top of the barrel. Complimented with two-piece highly-figured select walnut grips. Overall in very good condition for this very rare, hard to find model. Good action and excellent minty bore.

Early, Colt Third Model ‘Thuer’ deringer, serial number 12693 in obsolete .41 short rim-fire calibre. All Third models were manufactured circa 1870 to 1912 at Colt P.T.F.A. Mfg. Co. factory in Hartford, Connecticut, U.S.A.. This is the third variation with large block letters, sloping “COLT” with dashes either side, on the top of the barrel, upright hammer and tight grip. It has a blued barrel retaining 85% plus original blue finish, a brass frame showing traces of silver-plating and hammer, which retains approx. 40% case colours. It is complimented with two-piece walnut grips. The serial number 12693 is stamped on the left side of the brass grip frame and under the barrel. The two-piece grips are numbered 12693, in pencil on the inside of both grips. All screws are fire-blued and are in very good condition. The bore is bright, with minimal signs of pitting. The action is perfect. This little single shot deringer is contained in its own contoured chamois purse, with nickel-plated clasp. There are no tears in the material and it is in overall excellent condition. Very nice example.

Colt No3 Thuer deringer s/n 47996. Nickel plated frame and barrel with two-piece varnished walnut grips. Inventory number 47966 on butt. This derringer has the sloping hammer and wide grip frame. The serial number 47996 is penciled inside both grips. Fine to excellent condition.

Rare black-powder frame, Colt Model 1873 Single Action revolver serial number 135414 manufactured circa 1890 in obsolete .41 Colt calibre.

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army revolver s/n 226779 with 4 ¾ inch in obsolete 41 Colt. Overall in excellent condition. Awaiting Importation to United Kingdom.

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army revolver s/n 268825 with 4 ¾ inch barrel in obsolete 41 Colt. Overall in very good condition. Awaiting Importation to United Kingdom. No photos available.

Colt 1873 Single Action Army s/n 297389 with 4 ¾ inch barrel in obsolete 41 Colt. Shipped to St. Louis. Overall in fine to excellent condition. Awaiting Importation to United Kingdom. No photos available.

Colt 1873 Bisley Single Action revolver s/n 266798 with 4 3/4 inch barrel in obsolete .41 Colt calibre.

Colt Mod. 1877 D/A “Thunderer” s/n 131431 in obsolete 41 Colt. 6 inch barrel. Near mint

Rare original London oak case, lined in green baize, with “Direction” label in lid, partitioned for a British proofed, Colt Model 1860 Army percussion revolver, with eight inch barrel and compartments for third model shoulder-stock and full accessories.

First year of production, low numbered, Colt Model 1862 Police percussion revolver serial number 1206 manufactured circa 1861 with a 5½ inch barrel. It has the early one-line address: “-ADDRESS. SAML COLT HARTFORD CT.” with “COLTS / PATENT” stamped on the left side of the frame and “PAT SEPT. IOth 1850” stamped within one of the cylinder flutes.