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Value of a Colt 1911 by NAA?

bobs girl
I am trying to determine the possible value of a firearm for my father-in-law.

It is a Colt Model 1911 45 ACP manufactured by North American Arms in Quebec under licence to Colt Manufacturuing during First World War, only 100 pistols ever made.

The condition is no longer military black matte finish - weapon has been re-blued.

Many thanks.
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  • rufe-snow
    Very very rare pistol. What would have great bearing on the value would be how and if it was polished prior to refinishing. If this was done with a heavy hand and the markings were greatly defaced, it would have quite a negative affect on value.

    It would be best if you could post quality photos of the pistol.

    There is a "sticky" toward the top of the forum, that explains how to post the photos.
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  • perry shooter
    BIG BUCKS how big we need pictures.
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  • Hawk Carse
    Reblued?
    Let's say half of BIG BUCKS.
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  • hp289
    Be Carefull! Usually when a NAA or Singer is reblued, 90% chance it's a doctored up gun. I just had in my paws on a reblued Singer that was sent to me on approval. The story of an old man with no kids to leave it to...yada...yada...yada... we have ALL heard those stories. It's been in his family since the 1950's... yada...yada...yada... GUESS what the end of the story is??? Reblued and RESTAMPED Colt that was NEVER a real Singer. Moral of the story, on a Singer or NAA, assume it's fake if its reblued; and make THE GUN prove to you it is real. good luck!
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