$2,500.00 SOLD
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Item Code: 909-15
Serial No. 311364 [1869]. 31. Caliber, 6 shot percussion revolver, w/4” barrel. Crisp barrel marking, & caliber marking. Matching serial numbers. Retains 85 % barrel coloring, cylinder & receiver case coloring. The standard cylinder “Stagecoach” scene is crisp & distinctive. Barrel exhibits a few minor dings. Brass trigger guard and aback strap exhibit light wear, as does the butt, w/medium dings. Crisp, flawless indexing & action. In all, with its magnificent metallic coloring, a superb piece, fine collectible. [jp]
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