This is a unique 47% scale Uberti 1848 Colt transitional model Dragoon. This has the shorter barrel lug and the squared off frame where it meets the grips, but still uses the Walker triggerguard that is slanted into the grips. The cylinder has the rectangular notches with approches.  Blue and casecolored finish with silver plated triggerguard and backstrap and nice smooth elephant ivory grips. The top flat of the rifled barrel has the proper New York barrel address (looks roll marked, but might be engraved), the "Colt's Patent" markings are engraved on the left side of the frame, proof marks are engraved on the left barrel lug in front of the wedge, and proof marks are engraved at the rear of the cylinder between the nipples. Cased in a beautiful English type mahognany caseing with miniature Colt key lock and complete with a silver plated flask, silver plated bullet mold, silver plated combination nipple wrench/screwdriver, nickel plated oiler, cap tin, cartridge packet, and loading instruction lid label.
Truely outstanding!

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Price: SALE  $1,795.00

This is a neat 47% scale Colt single action army revolver made by Uberti in Italy.  What is very unusual are the beautiful custom grips made by the legendary David Yellowhorse of knifemaking fame.  The grips are walnut, turquois, red coral, and silver and are David's usual high quality craftsmanship.  The pistol measures 4 3/4" long overall with a 2 1/4" rifled .21 caliber barrel.  Blue and casecolored finish.  The top of the barrel lazer engraved with the proper two line Colt address.  The left side of the trigger guard marked .45 CAL., the left side of the frame marked with two patent date lines.  Serial # 1493 marked on the frame, trigger guard, backstrap.  93 marked into the loading gate.  Checkered hammer spur, blue front sight.  black powder "pinch" frame with the round ejector rod button.  Complete with a nice black zipper pouch with the David Yellowhorse logo in silver.  Mint as new condition.

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Price:  $850.00

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This is a unique Colt London 1851 Navy in 47% scale, serial # 1, originally by Uberti. Blue and casecolored finish with silver plated triggerguard and backstrap. The rifled octagon barrel marked with the Colt London address. The left side of the frame engraved with the "Colt's Patent marking, the left side of the triggerguard near the grip marked with the "36 CAL" markings, the left barrel lug engraved with the proper Brittish proofs above and in front of the wedge, the rear of the cylinder marked with proof marks between the nipples. Cased in a nice oak English type casing with miniature Colt key lock, a great stamped copper flask by David Kucer, brass bullet mold, blued combination nipple wrench/screwdriver, cap tin, cartridge packet, case key, and loading instructions lid label. A great one-of-a-kind piece with great attention to detail and historically correct.

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This is a great 47% scale miniature Colt single action army revolver as issued by the United States Historical Society in the 1980's. These beautiful miniature Colts were made by Uberti in Italy under license from Colt for the USHS. This is the Presidential Edition of the SAA and is an exact miniature of the first ever engraved Colt SAA serial number 114, and these were all marked with serial number 114 on the bottom of the barrel, frame, trigger guard, and backstrap. The actual serial number is 57 and is marked on the boss just below the cylinder pin and on the back of the cylinder.  6 1/8" long overall with a 3 1/2" rifled barrel. Profusely engraved to match the original including the frame, barrel, triggerguard, backstrap, ejector rod housing, loading gate, and cylinder. Plated finish as per the original.  Sterling silver plated frame, barrel, trigger guard, backstrap, loading gate, cylinder pin, and screws. Gold plated cylinder, hammer, trigger, ejector rod housing, and ejector rod. Blackpowder frame. The top of the barrel properly roll marked with the one line Colt barrel address.  .45 CAL marked on the left side of the triggerguard just behind the trigger. The left front of the frame marked with the two line patent dates. Beautiful hand checkered elephant ivory grips that are just starting to show some signs of patina and show a nice grain especially on the bottom. Fully functional but non-firing. Very attractive and 100% historicly accurate. Complete with the original USHS mahogany hinged top, slide latch, glass topped casing with dark green velour lining and the USHS brass plaque. Also includes the original manilla bottom with brown lift off top cardboard shipping box. The silver plating is starting to show some tarnish from age.  Personally I like it that way, but it could easily be polished up to look like new.  This is far and away the most popular of the USHS presidential Colts.

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Price: $1,250.00

This is a great 1/3 scale or 6 inch Colt Walker made by the legendary Tom Weston of Mexico City, Mexico.  6" long overall with a 3 3/8" bored through barrel.  Serial # A Company No. 18.  Complete with the original Weston mahogany casing with push button latch and includes the powder flask, bullet mold, nipple wrench/screwdriver/mainspring vise, nine conical lead bullets, and a pill capsule with one of the tiny percussion caps.  The bullet mold marked Colt's Patent on the sprue cutter.  The inside of the case lid with loading instructions which is really a black & white photograph which is typical of Weston.  The revolverr shows 95% bright fire blue finish with just a few handling marks.  Featured in the November 2006 Little John's auction catalog, also pictured on page 125 of Arthur Brown's new book "Miniature Guns of Mexico" and also pictured on page 8 of the January 2007 Miniature Arms Journal.  Formerly in the Rich Koury collection and reportedly from the Sutherland Colt collection and possibly featured in his book.

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Price: $2,995.00

This is a neat 1/2 scale Wesson swivel barrel derringer by master miniature maker Larry Smith of Florida. 2 1/2" long overall with 1 1/4" barrels. Nicely engraved brass frame, the barrels, trigger, and barrel release blued. Blued hammer with the sides polished in the white. Polished in the white hammer and trigger pins. Brass pin type front sights. Nicely aged and figured elephant ivory grips.The correct Wesson barrel address marked on the side of one of the barrels. L.H. Smith marked on top of one of the barrels. The serial #, 2, stamped into the bottom of the grip frame. Cased in the original Larry Smith walnut casing which is maker marked and serial numbered to the miniature. The push button latch hinged top case with olive green felt lining and includes a nice blue cleaning rod with brass ferrule and ivory handle and eight 2mm pinfire blank cartridges. There is a little blue spotting on one side of the barrel near the muzzle which should show in the photos.

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Price: $1,050.00