Written for collectors in Dallas, this page looks at why Colt revolvers, pistols and rifles hold collector interest and how variations within one model can set examples apart. It lists the details worth checking before buying, such as production period, markings, original parts, provenance and factory records. It also points out that historical interest and market value aren’t always the same thing.
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