Original U.S. Surcharged "Artillery Model" Reworked Colt .45cal Single Action Army Revolver made in 1885 with 5 1/2" Barrel - Serial 116770 German Field Gear while the other is the

while the other is the Naval Staff flag

who hoped to sell it to the Marine Corps to fill their need for a fighting utility knife

after the establishment of the Dual Monarchy in 1867

This company only made this earliest pattern of the scabbard in 1943

Clair's contracts were cancelled by early 1944

Original U.S. Surcharged "Artillery Model" Reworked Colt .45cal Single Action Army Revolver made in 1885 with 5 1/2" Barrel - Serial 116770 German Field Gear while the other is theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is every School boy's dream! A real Cowboy six gun! This very nice Colt SAA (Single Action Army) Revolver is one that has definitely had an interesting life! Normally, mismatched serial numbers on a Colt pistol are a reason to look away, however the U. S. stamped on the left side of the frame indicates that this is in fact an "Artillery Model", officially known as an "Altered Model" by the U. S. War department.