Three (3) Pietta C&B revolvers. All are .44 cal. and steel framed.
1. 1858 Remington NM Army. Slightly oversized grip and heavier frame than their other models. Purchased from Dixie Gun Works with the use of a .45 Colt conversion cylinder in mind. Lost interest in CAS-type games and never got the conversion unit. Fired approximately 8 cylinders-full with RBs and conicals. Slight 'turn ring' on cylinder, otherwise in VVG-Ex. overall shape. No box.
$200 FTF or $225, USPS "Flat Rate" box shipping included. Insurance at buyers option and expense.
2. 1858 Remington NM Army. Rare factory full nickel plated. Turned, but unfired. As-New condition, no box. Quite a few original nickel plated Remingtons were sold on the civilian market of the period. One example is the one displayed in the Wm. F. Cody Museum which was used by "Buffalo Bill" in his bison hunting days.
$250 FTF or $275, USPS "Flat Rate" box shipping included. Insurance at buyer's option and expense.
3. Colt 1860 Army. Blue/case-hardened with half-fluted cylinder and one-piece faux ivory grips. Turned with slight cylinder ring, but unfired. Excellent overall condition. Unusual variation. Very attractive, IMO. No box.
$250 FTF or $275, USPS "Flat Rate" box shipping included. Insurance at buyer's option and expense.
NOTE: Photos are old, but none of these revolvers have been used nor have they deteriorated in condition in any way since these were taken.
1. 1858 Remington NM Army. Slightly oversized grip and heavier frame than their other models. Purchased from Dixie Gun Works with the use of a .45 Colt conversion cylinder in mind. Lost interest in CAS-type games and never got the conversion unit. Fired approximately 8 cylinders-full with RBs and conicals. Slight 'turn ring' on cylinder, otherwise in VVG-Ex. overall shape. No box.
$200 FTF or $225, USPS "Flat Rate" box shipping included. Insurance at buyers option and expense.
2. 1858 Remington NM Army. Rare factory full nickel plated. Turned, but unfired. As-New condition, no box. Quite a few original nickel plated Remingtons were sold on the civilian market of the period. One example is the one displayed in the Wm. F. Cody Museum which was used by "Buffalo Bill" in his bison hunting days.
$250 FTF or $275, USPS "Flat Rate" box shipping included. Insurance at buyer's option and expense.
3. Colt 1860 Army. Blue/case-hardened with half-fluted cylinder and one-piece faux ivory grips. Turned with slight cylinder ring, but unfired. Excellent overall condition. Unusual variation. Very attractive, IMO. No box.
$250 FTF or $275, USPS "Flat Rate" box shipping included. Insurance at buyer's option and expense.
NOTE: Photos are old, but none of these revolvers have been used nor have they deteriorated in condition in any way since these were taken.
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