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Outstanding and fully authentic Colt 1st model dragoon 2nd contract for replacement of Walker’s ak

Currency:USD Category:Firearms & Military Start Price:7,500.00 USD
Outstanding and fully authentic Colt 1st  model dragoon 2nd contract for replacement of  Walker’s ak
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Outstanding and fully authentic Colt 1st model dragoon 2nd contract for replacement of Walker’s aka “Fluck” variation S/N 2626. This early Colt shows considerable original blue and case hardened finish mixed in an uncleaned natural patina. 30%-50% original scene with figures mostly visible but light with U.S.M.R. and Colts patent also showing. P inspections visible and the grips show cartouche on the left bottom. Some bright blue under the lever and two digit assembly number (Correct) on the ramrod. Matching walker size numbers on visible parts. The grips are very good other than chips and small losses at each toe. The action works well and markings and interior are crisp and well cared for showing just minor carry and use. An absolutely no apologies necessary early Colt that are normally found. “Used Up” on the western frontier and fully inspected and cartouched examples are rare with condition. Suitable for a sophisticated Colt or martial arms collection. Provenance: this Dragoon was used by Jonathan V. Morgan during the Civil War. He was born in Covington Township Tioga County, PA on March 1, 1838. He enlisted in Co. E. 1st Penn. Reserve and was taken prisoner at Gaines Hill. He was paroled and rejoined his regiment at Alexandria, VA. He served in all the engagements which “The Bucktails” participated. He was wounded at Gettysburg and promoted several times for gallantry. The family legend is he brought this Dragoon home with him and a notarized affidavit by his great, great, great nephew dated Nov. 25, 1995 is included. (Antique) Est.: $25,000-$50,000