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7 comments:
Wife says : How much and where can I get it?
I says : I dunno...
She says : Tease!
Nice nimschke scroll. Do you know the engraver? The inlay work is impressive as is the coverage.
Geo. Spring.
Not the current Colt's guy (Geo. Spring III) but most likely an early piece by his dad.
That is gorgeous!
Ah, that's the one with the cut down barrel, isn't it? I have seen that pop up in fora, and wondered where it went. I'm glad it has a good home. I don't blame you not wanting to shoot it.
Yup.
A factory four would be out of my league, engraved or not. ;)
I really wish some Italian company would make a replica of this and the Model 1, chambered in .32 S&W and .22 short, respectively.
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