4005 WALKER COLT REVOLVER, D-COMPANY # 55.

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Category Firearms & Military
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Start Price 62,500.00 USD
Estimated at 125,000.00 - 250,000.00 USD
Cal 44. S# D company 55. This revolver is honest survivor that had barrel shortened to dragoon length during its period of use. It is pictured in the 2003 "Parade of Walkers" and has good collection history. The original Walker loading arm has been altered by brazed 1.5" dragoon style end with spring latch seen on other Walkers for continued use. The barrel is cut to 7 3/8" with small brass inset front sight. This is a very attractive Walker with the best markings and "as found" appearance from it time of use in the west until discovered by Montana collector John Fox about 40 years ago. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Research file including 2003 Parade of Walkers bound certificate, copy of TX Gun Collectors 2003 Bulletin where revolver is pictured, Gun Report vol 49, No. 3, 2003 where revolver is pictured and described. CONDITION: Very good overall and better than most Walkers encountered. The only modern restoration is the loading lever catch which is rusted to match rest of gun. The non-spring wedge is unmarked period replacement. Matching "D company 55" serial numbers on barrel, frame, cylinder, and grip strap are all crisp and among the best you ever encounter. Cylinder pin has crack at slot just forward of S# Iron has an overall "as found" uncleaned mottled gray patina. "Ormsby Dragoon Fight" rolled cylinder scene is superior to vast majority of all survivors where most have no discernible scene and barely discerned S#, well defined pressure ridge. Barrel address is crisp. Back of cylinder has good functional ratchets, single safety pin is smashed, sequential cylinder number is not discernible other than ghost of where "715" was stamped. Brass triggerguard has smooth light mustard patina. Grips has discernible inspector cartouche in outline, are well fit, worn edges, small chip to left toe, large chip right inner toe, hand worn patina. Mechanics are fine, good rifled bore. PROVENANCE: John Fox collection; Bill Myers collection ~1995; Andy Singer collection; Little John Auction lot 55, Nov. 10, 2002; The Esteemed Norm Greenberg Collection. (01-27602/JS). ANTIQUE. $125,000-250,000.