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  • skyball777
    I recently aquired at an estate sale, an old Colt revolver.. I believe it is .45 cal.. It has a 7 1/2" bbl.. on the frame it has patent date of either 1873 or 1878... can anyone give an idea of what it may be... sorry, I dont have camera capabilities.. thanks
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  • rufe-snow
    Need quality photos for accurate identification and valuation.

    Instructions for posting photos, at this link.

    http://forums.gunbroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=259294
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  • skyball777
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  • skyball777
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  • skyball777
    i dont think those pictures are very good, is there a way you can see a full size picture from what ive uploaded or do i need to do something else?
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  • skyball777
    i took these with my phone if they arent good enough i will have to reply again after i can get better pics.
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  • skyball777
    btw, the serial is 11851 and the writting that was on the top of the barrell is gone.
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  • rufe-snow
    It appears to be a pre W W II vintage Official Police. Condition is quite poor with the pitting and broken replacement grips, among other issues.. It also appears the the original serial number has been removed from the butt. In consideration of the above, value is minimal. Lack of proper serial number would also cause legal problems, if it's sold.

    EDIT #1, Open another topic as the moderators close them down after 10 posts.
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