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Model 1903/08
Hammerless Instruction Sheet PDF (1.3MB) |
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| Colt Model M .380 ACP Serial Number 1 - shipped to J.R. Hegeman in 1908. Mr. Hegeman, a vice president of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, of New York, was very active between 1885 and 1925, and was interested in Colt arms only. Hegeman was truly a pioneer in Colt collecting and presumably had some fantastic connections within the Colt company in order for him to own many production prototype and serial number one guns. |
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| Close-up of left rear slide and frame. |
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Close-up of serial number 1. Compare it to the close-up photo of serial number 15 below. It's slightly different. |
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| For comparison, here's a close-up of Model M .380 serial number 15. |
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Colt Model M .32 ACP Serial Number 6 - shipped to Frank Schirmer in 1903. Schirmer was Colt's Treasurer at the time and also received Colt Model N .25 ACP Serial Number 2. |
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