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32 Colt Auto Hammerless

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  • rufe-snow
    It was made in 1936. Value would depend on factory originality and cosmetic condition. If the Colt is factory nickel it would be a big plus, value wise. Unfortunately many of the original blued models were nickel plated, after they left the factory. If you could post quality photos perhaps our members could help you value it.
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  • rufe-snow
    Model 1903 Hammerless .32, Pocket Auto.
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  • bjoiner912
    quote:Originally posted by rufe-snow
    It was made in 1936. Value would depend on factory originality and cosmetic condition. If the Colt is factory nickel it would be a big plus, value wise. Unfortunately many of the original blued models were nickel plated, after they left the factory. If you could post quality photos perhaps our members could help you value it.
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  • bjoiner912
    sorry getting back to you so late.been out of town.thanks for the imfo on the 32 auto.can send pictures don't have web cam.could send on cell phone????
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  • JudgeColt
    A Model M (Colt's inside model designation) made in 1936 should have checkered wood stocks. The hard rubber stocks were discontinued in about 1926. If the stocks are not original, the finish may not be either. Pictures are needed for positive identification.
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