A World War I–era Colt Model 1911 manufactured in 1914, heavily worn but mechanically sound, offering strong historical value as a shooter-grade early U.S. Army service pistol.

A 1912 Colt Model of 1911 U.S. Navy pistol chambered in .45 ACP, retaining approximately 70% of its original finish. An early-production Navy contract example with documented history and Colt letter, ideal for advanced military handgun collections.

A Colt Diamondback Model D5160 chambered in .22 Long Rifle with a 6” vent-rib barrel, manufactured in 1985. This example remains in Excellent condition with approximately 99% of its original blue finish, a bright bore, tight lockup, and factory box, making it a standout rimfire revolver for Colt collectors and shooters.

A scarce Colt 357 “Three Fifty-Seven” revolver from 1961 with a 6 inch barrel, bright bore, excellent mechanics, and strong finish. A fine collectible Colt from the early magnum era.

An 1885 Colt Lightning Medium Frame rifle in 44-40 with honest antique wear, a fair bore, and solid mechanics. A classic early slide action and a standout addition to any vintage Colt or frontier era collection.

CMP Rack Grade Ithaca 1911-A1 (Colt Slide) in .45 ACP — WWII-era service pistol with chrome-lined barrel, bright bore, and CMP certificate.

1972 Colt Python .357 Magnum revolver with 2.5” barrel and blued finish. Refinished example with solid lock-up and bright bore—fine condition and highly collectible.

Limited Colt TALO Nimschke SAA No. 417/500 (.45 Colt, 5.5”) — nickel finish, engraved grips with gold inlays. Near-new condition and numbered collector’s presentation.