Original U.S. Rare "Lot Five" Custer Serial Number Range "Artillery Model" Colt .45cal Single Action Army Revolver Serial 4661 - Made in 1874 Revolutionary War while the main forces moved

while the main forces moved up the Rhone Valley

expected on a 100 year old helmet

WWII airborne parachute display assembled from several scarce original wartime components

it was slightly smaller than the intended gun bore

There is also some tearing on the bottom center crease

Original U.S. Rare "Lot Five" Custer Serial Number Range "Artillery Model" Colt .45cal Single Action Army Revolver Serial 4661 - Made in 1874 Revolutionary War while the main forces movedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is every School boy's dream, as well as many adults! A real Cowboy six gun! Not only that, one that is in the VERY desirable "Custer Serial Number Range", for revolvers possibly issued to the 7th Cavalry prior to the battle of Little Bighorn. We have never had a Colt Single Action Army this early, or within the Custer Range! The Colt Single Action Army Revolver, often referred to as the SAA or M1873, was the