My Colt New Service was shipped on December 22nd 1919 to the William H. Hoegee company in Los Angeles. I figured I'd get a jump on the birthday celebration now!
It is in amazing shape for a 100 year old revolver, with only some wear on the back strap of the grip frame and a few scratches here and there. Locks up as tight as the day it was made!
I bought it from a Calgunner in 2010 along with an equal condition .38 pocket auto which I had to sell to buy something else some time ago.
I find it amazing that this revolver stayed so close to home for 90 years when I bought it. Now it is on the other side of the country.


It is in amazing shape for a 100 year old revolver, with only some wear on the back strap of the grip frame and a few scratches here and there. Locks up as tight as the day it was made!
I bought it from a Calgunner in 2010 along with an equal condition .38 pocket auto which I had to sell to buy something else some time ago.
I find it amazing that this revolver stayed so close to home for 90 years when I bought it. Now it is on the other side of the country.



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