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Model 1903/08
Hammerless Instruction Sheet PDF (1.3MB) |
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Colt Model 1908 Pocket Hammerless (Model M) .380 ACP Serial number 81700 - Factory letter indicates
that this pistol was shipped May 21,
1925 with nickel finish and factory ivory grips as a single gun shipment. It
was sold to the Sweet Burnett Drug Company and shipped to Wyeth Hardware &
Manufacturing Company, St. Joseph, Missouri. The gun was processed on Colt
Factory Order number 9960/1. Box is numbered to
the gun and bears the small "Ivory" label to the left of the "Hammerless"
end label.
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| Right side of Colt 1908 Pocket Hammerless .380 ACP serial number 81700. |
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Model M .32 Serial Number 504005 - blued finish,
factory medallion mother of pearl grips with "- C.F.R -"
enameled monogram on the right grip. Pistol is accompanied by a blue
lined Colt presentation case.
Shipped August 15, 1930, Charged to Molding Division Selling Expense, Shipped to B. Conner, address unavailable, single gun shipment. Colt Factory Order Number #18693/1 |
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| 1903 Pocket Hammerless .32 ACP serial number 504005 - enameled monogram "- C.F.R -" on the right grip. |
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1903 Pocket Hammerless .32 ACP serial number 504005 in original blue lined factory presentation case. |
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| Factory carved mother of pearl grip in the steer head pattern. |
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Colt Model 1908 .380 ACP serial number 12501 - fitted with early style factory recessed medallion deluxe checkered walnut grips. These grips are believe to pre-date the later recessed medallion deluxe checkered walnut grips with scalloped uncheckered border. This pistol was shipped on November 1, 1912 in a five gun shipment to Von Lengerke & Antoine, Chicago, IL. Finish is listed as blue, stocks not listed.
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Factory nickel plated Model M .380 with factory Deluxe checkered walnut grips. Shipped August 1, 1927 to Whitney Sporting Goods Co., Denver, CO. |
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| Blued Model M .32 with factory Deluxe checkered walnut grips with gold recessed medallions. |
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| Model M Deluxe Checkered Walnut Grips - These grips are easily recognized by the uncheckered scalloped border around the edge of the grip. They were a factory special order feature available from 1913 to 1923. |
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Model M Factory Ivory grips with recessed medallions. |
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| Factory engraved Model M with flush medallion ivory grips. |
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