(count 182 – 118 found, 64 un-located) Last update 1/24/2024 found – owner known, physically seen or photograph from owner. un-located – auction catalog or serial no in book.
| Current owner has been identified, only museum names listed Exception: C.B.Jones – deceased N.Y.? Had 27 in collection – Seeking info Reported or documented in last 30 years, current owner unknown Further information: fagan@fagansplace.com |
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Artical Kenneth L. Cope – The Canadian Journal of Arms Collecting – Volume 8 No 4 – November, 1970 |
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Poor condition – dedicated JJ to P. L. Sloat (unresearched) |
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Blue – Mint Condition |
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trail cold – very cold! |
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(V11g) (L) |
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(V11g) (R) |
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NRA Museum – silver |
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American Instatue, New York, with Bronze Medal, the reverse engraved: “Awarded/to/Wm. H. elliot/for a/Revolving Pocket Pistal/1862.” Frame and barrel cluster engraved. Blues barrel, with silver-plated frame; ivory grips. Moleskin style pouh holster. Metal cased n gutta purcha, with maroon velour interior. |
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(L) 60% finish |
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(R) little finish, protected areas on barrels. Chipped top of left grip |
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(L) over loading gate broken out, some visibly silver (tarnished looking blue) visible fairly clear writing. Has back adjustment screw for spring but is visible from side (something not right) grips mostly turned brown and going lighter in spots. |
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(L) Lower codition but operational Dark unchipped grips Repair on ring trigger Some corruption,poor address/writing |
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cc |
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Greg Martin |
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old CBJ |
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old CBJ |
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(L) good – grey gun |
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Blue good |
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(V11g) (R) |
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Vegas 2012 – fair condition |
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Horst sold Vegas 2001 to ? |
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LF – tracking |
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(Very Good) (L) |
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(Very Good) (R) – Amoskeag auction |
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Very Good/Excellent – in old box |
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Clue – wintrapper – can no longer find Canada? |
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Repaired/chip right grip |
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No trace |
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Old CBJ |
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HH |
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Old CBJ – Vegas |
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Saunders Memorial Museum |
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(V11g) (L) |
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(L) Frame 10% Silver, barrel brown |
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LF – tracking |
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No trace |
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Frame 90% Silver, Barrels 80% blue, Right, rear screw |
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Have name – still tracking old/current owner |
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Very Good – No Finish |
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Long lost, now surfaced Little Johns Auction. Fairly good condition. |
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Vegas 2012 – Fair condition |
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On Gunsinternational – wildwood inc BLUE ON THE BARRELS WITH SOME LIGHT PITTING, SMOTH GRAY FRAME, GUUTA PERCHA GRIPS WITH A CHIP AT THE BOTTOM ON BOTH SIDES,(6450) |
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Gunbroker Long lost no finish, good grips mostly brown, readble, right screws |
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cc |
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gunbroker and notified, unseen. |
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Old CBJ |
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Old CBJ |
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cc |
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Greg Martin (2005) – Relocated! A bit rough but appears all original |
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No trail |
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Retrieved from Germany (no proofs) |
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Old Moldenhaur – Refinished silver frame and blue barrel group (very find plus) |
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(R)(NOBS) Silver Barrel/Frame/Ring |
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(R) Traces of silver |
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Excellent – in original pasteboard box |
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DUPLICATE CHECKING – fair condition Vegas |
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Very Good – No Finish Very legible |
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Broken |
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Sold at Rock Island Auction – no serial stamped S337 (very poor) |
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Sold long ago (owner was dealer) |
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Traces of blue, louisville gunshow |
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NEW FIND – partially visible markings on both sides Right grip repair, but fairly good job |
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(V11g) |
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cc |
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Was cc’s? Typically doesn’t sell anything? – not in count |
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House Auction Company, Inc. Morehead City, NC 03/08/2011 Loading port completely gone/removed V. |
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(Vllg) Gunbroker – looks fairly decent but with pin? in place of hammer screw, rear adjustment screw, from left (of one there) Year earlier in Poulin but their description: Nickel finish. CONDITION: bbl. cluster retains 80% nickel. Action has traces of remaining nickel. Grips show moderate wear. Bores have spots of light pitting. If Nickel this gun is a refinish |
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Have name – still tracking old/current owner |
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| YES | GI – From left, rear adjustment screw, little to no finish appears crisp, good working example. | ||
Have name – still tracking old/current owner |
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Reported seen, no trail |
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Better then most, screws left with adjustment in rear (AG) |
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Silver Barrel and Frame – ?% |
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LF – tracking |
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Found (FC) – Silver |
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Good as refinished – Action does not function – Rock Island Auction |
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Nickel – Good |
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Nickel – Very Good – as Refinished |
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(L)(BS) Blue Barrel/Ring Silver Frame |
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Nickel – Excellent – In Holland |
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5% blue barrel (protected) 15% silver frame (r) |
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Old Moldenhaur (not in auction) |
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On gunbroker 05/17/09 – requested seller to contact me or giver buyer link. |
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Richard A. Bourne, The James Ellwood Jones, Jr. (auction 1981) |
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Old CBJ |
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cc |
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LF – tracking |
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No trail |
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(L) Rear adjustment Poulan’s spring 2021 CONDITION: metal has faded gray appearance w/ scattered light pitting. Cracks at bottom of frame appear to be result of corrosion. Grips have faded appearance (left very). Action is not cycling properly. Bores retain partially intact rifling showing scattered pitting. |
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(L) No finish – good |
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No trail |
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cc |
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Little Johns – fair, screw left, trigger locked up needs work. |
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Have name last in Dresgen Germany |
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Rock Island Auction |
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Call Dean….? |
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Blue – Very Fine – One of two original pasteboard boxes |
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Rock Island Auction Poor condition, pitted, wood grips? Screws left same one or third also port condition, gutta grips in port condition, loading port broken out, screws left. Has rear spring adjustment and bottom/screw/? filled hole. |
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Old Moldenhaur (not in auction) |
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Old CBJ |
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Have name – still tracking old/current owner |
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Rock Island Auction, parts gun (no parts 😉 Frame, barrel, grips, right cracked with moderate chips |
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RIA – OG – POOR- major or minor parts replaced and missing; Left grip, sturup and sping replaced with alternative. metal deeply pitted; principal lettering, numerals and design obliterated, wood badly scratched, bruised, cracked or broken; mechanically inoperative; generally undesirable as a collectors firearm in its present state. (Wood?) |
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Left, adj screw, overall pitting, unreadable (GI) |
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Richard A. Bourne, Gregory Wareheim (auction 1982) |
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Rock Island Auction – smooth gray patina with some minor pitting |
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cc |
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RIA Good. The replated metal surfaces have a bright appearance with pitting under the plating mostly on the barrel cluster and recoil shield. The grips are very good with a tiny repair at the toe (right panel) and some surface chipping and handling marks. Mechanically fine. (left) |
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Silver |
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(V11g) (L) two-tone |
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Completely refinish like original (like most), Silver Frame / Blue Barrels Screws from Left, Perl replacement grips, Rear adjustment screw for spring. Lettering nearly gone likely from re-finish (probably not period as stated) Other then lettering loss done quite well. RIA – 12/2017 |
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(V11g) (L) |
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| Details soon. |
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Sold at Rock Island Auction |
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November Auction Amoskeag – Grey metal, ivories. Markings only aout 25% ledible. |
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Functional, mottled gray, pitting, with clear markings. (left) Sale on AG |
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(V11g) (L) |
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80% |
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scattered old pitting, Screws from left, excellent grips, damage to rear sight (amoskeagauction) |
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left screws, blue (just located, currently being examined) |
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Saunders Memorial Museum |
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(V11g)- fair no finish screws left rear screw |
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70% Working, writing legible, left, and rear adjustment screw (Naturabug France) |
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Old Moldenhaur – Mint nickel plated, chamois leather purse 99+ mint |
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All original parts, screws from left, rear adjustment screw, no finish. |
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cc |
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| Rock Island Auction GOOD – some minor replacement parts; metal smoothly rusted or lightly pitted in places, cleaned; principal lettering, numerals and design on metal legible; lightly scratched, bruised or minor cracks repaired; in good working order. full silver plate, grips brown with minor chips Full plate |
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Dead end – no trace |
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cc |
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9/15/2013 10/28/2021 |
RIA – their description, a bit embellished and quite faded grips – Excellent. The barrels retain approximately 95% original blue finish with the balance a smooth brown patina. The rear and butt of the frame are a smooth dark untouched “black” toned silver. The left side of the frame retains approximately 98% of the original silver plating, the right side shows 95% plus with the balance having a smooth dark patina. The grips are excellent with a few minor dings and handling marks. The markings are clear. The mechanics are excellent. Writer cannot recall seeing a finer example! |
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Have name – still tracking old/current owner |
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(L) 20/20% blue – very good |
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Moldenhaur Auction 1980/Herbert H. Keller-2016 (L)(?) Blue Barrel/Ring Silver Frame |
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Silver |
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(V11g) (R) |
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Ring trigger arm replaced – does not function as should can be returned without firing, Ivory grips are replacements, barrel does not remove, barrel rod broke and pinned into frame via pin down through loading port. All markings are gone, Elliot patient engraved (poorly) on both sids, rear adjustment screw hold enlarged and closed inside. Engraving is marginal quality and not period. Not sure spring is zigzag or ellot replacement. |
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cc (zero stamped over w/ 1) Engraved “JOSEPH FISCHBEIN/1866” on the backstrap |
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Needs repair |
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SK -> GP |
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Greg Martin Auction – Grey gun – |
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Very Good – Only traces of Silver on frame * LEATHER HOLSTER * |
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Have name – still tracking old/current owner |
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Found (Doug C) – 50% Nickel frame and barrels |
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Silver/blue/ivory grips.
Butt inscribed “M.L. Elliot” (daughter of WH Elliot)
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Fine, retaining 60% original silver plating.
Mechanically fine dark black grips”
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Class C Engraved – Excellent |
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cc Originally Silver, under grips and trace amounts elsewhere. |
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(V11g) – Old CBJ – fair condition screws left |
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Have name – still tracking old/current owner |
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(L) Blue 20/20% – Grips from 781 |
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Blue/Silver frame – no finish – some pitting left side (cowans) |
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(L) Nickel 97/98% – Enscript Butt – Doctor G. W. Douglass |
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(R) |
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Old CBJ |
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Old Moldenhaur (not in auction) |
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Old CBJ |
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cc |
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Estate traced, resold waiting for info |
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Julia Auction March 2012 – very good/excellent |
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Estate traced, resold waiting for info |
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In Little John’s Auction – Robert Petersen Collection. 80-90% darkened silver frame, traces of blue mostly in flutes of the barrel. Small parts and springs show sonsiderable case hardening and blue. Appears to have seen little use or exposure to sun with dark black grips. |
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Have name – still tracking old/current owner |
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(L) (CF) Blue – Good |
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LF – tracking |
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Have name – still tracking old/current owner |
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LF – tracking |
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Deceased – no trail |
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T.H. T |
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No trail |
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Estate traced, resold waiting for info |
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