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Appears to be a very tidy Type I....... congrats.

I'm OK...but unfortunately my wife isn't. Here is a close up of the slide SN on 55. BTW the slide stop is serrated and the hammer is smooth on this example.
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Very tidy example Gordon. Congratulations.

Those pictures certainly don't help. Of course anyone serious enough to be a player on this, would want to inspect in hand.

...... or Peacock Blue occasionally.

They make great office paper weights........

Serial number 88 would have shipped January 18, 1912 to Springfield Armory in a small shipment of 50.

Gordon,

Congrats on the finds.... most outstanding.

Bob

Yup... faker. So much for half price.....

The black copper oxide finish that NAA started to use for production was about as durable as Colt's 'Black Army' finish. They both were very fragile to say the least.

I have NAA #55 in my...

If it's right.... that's half price....... ;)

There were some drawing numbers on some hammers with a C prefix, but for the life of me I dunno where he came up with that for his '41 RS ????

Condition and originality should always win out. Earlier is always better as long as the first 2 criteria have been met.

Pictures always help.... but sans photos, the USP has been removed.

Looks real to me....

I like the box too.... looks like a Conversion box that was left in the dryer a little too long !!

A friend of mine has a late, un-numbered 1944-1945 Colt M1911A1 slide.

Call George at 864.266.1243

Tell him Bob sent you.

Still looks REAL good.....

Way to go Bobby......

I'll ask one more time.........

Tom,

How best to get in touch with you, or the owner ?????

Bob
usgi45s@hotmail.com