COLT 1860 RICHARDS FIRST MODEL CONVERSION

Areas of rust but Colt Patent is still visible on the sprue cutter. 5" long

Three Neoclassical Architectural Plasterwork Models by Timothy Richardscirca 2002-2006, the first a model of the Casino Marino in Dublin, Ireland (11 x 14 5/8 x 14 5/8 in.); the second and third are t

This kit comes in the original two-piece cardboard box and includes everything you need to turn a Colt Model 1911 .45 or .38 Super into a .22LR.

Description: This kit comes in the original two-piece cardboard box and includes everything you need to turn a Colt Model 1911 .45 or .38 Super into a .22LR. History: Made in 1940. Provenance: N/A Dim

Circa 1965; butt: 28 1/2", 16.3 oz; shaft: 28 3/4", 3.7 oz, 13mm; total length 57 1/4", 20 oz; unrestored original with original linen wrap; Brunswick Titlist conversion; 20 MOP inlays; window reads "

Circa 1965; butt: 28 1/2", 15.8 oz.; shaft: 29", 3.8 oz, 12.75mm; total length 57 1/2", 19.6 oz; refinished by Proficient Billiards, Ephrata, PA; Brunswick Titlist conversion, linen wrap; window reads

Circa 1965; butt: 28 3/4", 14.1 oz.; shaft: 28 1/2", 3.6 oz, 12.1mm; total length 57 1/4", 17.7 oz; refinished by Proficient Billiards, Ephrata, PA; rare ebony Brunswick Titlist conversion, atypical 5

Circa 1965; butt: 28 1/2", 16.6 oz.; shaft: 28 3/4", 3.8 oz, 12.8mm; total length 57 1/4", 20.4 oz; refinished by Proficient Billiards, Ephrata, PA; Brunswick Titlist conversion, linen wrap, straight;

Circa 1965; butt: 28 3/4", 15.2 oz; shaft: 28 3/4", 4 oz, 13mm; total length 57 1/2", 19.2 oz; unrestored original from *The Palmer Collector* collection; Brunswick Titlist conversion; original linen

Circa 1965; butt: 28 1/2", 16.8 oz.; shaft: 28 1/2", 3.2 oz, 12mm; total length 57", 20 oz; unrestored original, house cue conversion, original wrap, straight; window reads "Padre" "Original by Palmer

Features the cole army model .44 cal model 1860. Box does show signs of wear

A French Revolutionary Period Sword, An 1821 Pattern Light Cavalry Officer's Sword, And An American 1860 Model Cavalry Trooper's Sabre The First Late 18th Century, The Second By Prosser, Manufacturer

Vintage American Artist Arts and Crafts Watercolor Esther Althea Richards, 7 3/4 x 4", 16 x 12" framed The first woman designer of an American postage stamp was Esther Richards who produced the model

Fine and early Luftwaffe dress dagger, first model, maker Eickhorn, Solingen and additionally marked for retailer ‘William Gunther, Dresden’. Measures 13.75 in. overall with scabbard, alum

A Rare 19th century Joseph Ives first model wagon spring shelf clock. 8-day brass time and strike movement with painted metal dial signed "Joseph Ives, New York". Mahogany case with circular top and B

The first model Compur-Leica, here in very good condition, with a nice patina (some edges have been repainted), together with snap-on yellow filter and unusual leather pouch, Leica records show that a

The First Model Compur-Leica, Here In Very Good And Original Condition, Never Restored Or Upgraded, The Camera Shows Some Nice Patina On The Edges, A Dent Can Be Seen On The Top Of The Finder (Not Aff

"Densmore No. 1", 1891 First model of this classic American upstroke machine, serial no. 2727, mechanism stiff. - Historically important collector's item in good original condition. "Densmore No. 1",

first model post-war Canon, very rare (total production less than 500 cameras), in beautiful original condition and working order, with matching collapsible Seiki-Kogaku 3.5/5cm Serenar no.8164, cap T

Replica of the Mitterhofer "Viennese Model" Typewriter Working replica of the first model of the Mitterhofer typewriter from 1864 on exhibition in the Vienna Technical Museum, with needle types for pe

very rare, hand-made 35mm camera by R.Gerstendörfer, Vienna - first model (short top) with sought-after Angenieux Type S1 1.8/50mm no.140745 (very good, clean optics), matching serial number stamped

First model Leica for interchangeable lenses with non-standardized mount (the very early number is listed by Hahne) in very fine and working condition, with swinging mask, matching Hektor 2.5/50mm eng

Early Wide-Angle Rolleiflex, 1961 Franke & Heidecke, Braunschweig. No. W 2491616, with plane glass plate, first model of the wide-angle Rolleiflex, with light meter, Distagon 4/55 mm, no. 3506337. Hei

Anderson Shorthand Typewriter, c. 1895 G.K. Anderson, New York. Serial no. 2270, folding type, first model for printing letters on paper strips, 14 keys, good original unrestored condition. Stenograph