

For Sale, 1921 Colt.
Started by
Murray
, May 07 2004 08:12 PM
30 replies to this topic
#21
Posted 09 May 2004 - 08:57 AM
WoW!!!

#22
Posted 09 May 2004 - 09:24 AM
Murray..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................speechless,

#23
Posted 09 May 2004 - 11:26 AM
Guys,
You are welcome to use the photos on your sites.
As per my earlier post, it possibly is an unique photo of four "Irish Swords" all Brothers in Arms.
Serial numbers are , from front to back, 708, 586,389 & 993.
Note the "first 1000" Aut-ord-Co bullet logo on the top of the receivers.
I did a close up of that but Lion Heart could not get it to post.
I just wish I could bring them to the show in August but I might get "Hit" for excess baggage.
Kind wishes
Murray.
You are welcome to use the photos on your sites.
As per my earlier post, it possibly is an unique photo of four "Irish Swords" all Brothers in Arms.
Serial numbers are , from front to back, 708, 586,389 & 993.
Note the "first 1000" Aut-ord-Co bullet logo on the top of the receivers.
I did a close up of that but Lion Heart could not get it to post.
I just wish I could bring them to the show in August but I might get "Hit" for excess baggage.

Kind wishes
Murray.
#24
Posted 09 May 2004 - 11:38 AM
thanks Murray
michael
michael
#25
Posted 09 May 2004 - 12:47 PM
yes the classic will be heralded for decades to come..
it is good murray they are in a collection of someone who appreciates them for what they are..............its never at all about the $$$$$$ but "history"and lionhart you are a true gentlemen to post the pics so that all may enjoy instead of just the few!!take care,ron
it is good murray they are in a collection of someone who appreciates them for what they are..............its never at all about the $$$$$$ but "history"and lionhart you are a true gentlemen to post the pics so that all may enjoy instead of just the few!!take care,ron
#26
Posted 09 May 2004 - 03:45 PM
Thanks Murray. if you have other pictures of them, I would love to post them on the site. You've got the email address.
#27
Posted 09 May 2004 - 08:16 PM
Murray, they are simply beautiful!!!
Thanks for sharing!!!
Regards, Walter
P.S. I think there is something special about seeing them side by side, in the light of day, in all their naked glory!



P.S. I think there is something special about seeing them side by side, in the light of day, in all their naked glory!

#28
Posted 09 May 2004 - 09:04 PM
Awesome Murray!
Being of Direct Irish heritage it means a lot!
I would love to place them on my site as a historical note.
Seeing that the 27 doesn't have a long line of history, the site will grow and host it's cousins.
Being of Direct Irish heritage it means a lot!
I would love to place them on my site as a historical note.
Seeing that the 27 doesn't have a long line of history, the site will grow and host it's cousins.
#29
Posted 09 May 2004 - 09:41 PM
That is the only Colt Thompson I would sell mine to buy. An Irish Sword. At the risk of flames, I will post that those are the only Colts with any history worth paying the extra bucks for.
Jr
Jr
#30
Posted 09 May 2004 - 10:26 PM
I think the two at the St. Valentine’s Day massacre would be in the same league….and the list goes on and on!
#31
Posted 10 May 2004 - 12:22 AM
i will see what i can come up with............
ron
ron