Colt 1903 Pocket Hammerless U.S. Property marked .32 ACP serial number 555301
- one of the British Lend Lease guns shipped to England
during WWII. Gun is pictured with kraft box, wrapped
magazines, cleaning brush and instruction sheet. This
is one of the earliest lend-lease examples with the W.B.
ordnance mark stamped on the upper left flat of the trigger
guard.
Colt 1903 Pocket Hammerless U.S. Property marked .32 ACP serial number 555301
- one of the British Lend Lease guns shipped to England
during WWII. Gun is pictured with kraft box, wrapped
magazines, cleaning brush and instruction sheet. This
is one of the earliest lend-lease examples with the W.B.
ordnance mark stamped on the upper left flat of the trigger
guard.
Colt 1903 Pocket Hammerless U.S. Property marked .32 ACP serial number 555301
- kraft box, wrapped magazines, cleaning brush, cleaning rod and instruction sheet.
Colt 1903 Pocket Hammerless U.S. Property marked .32 ACP serial number 555301
- kraft box, wrapped magazines, cleaning brush, cleaning rod and instruction sheet.
Lid of the box is stamped "PROVED & MARKED".
Colt 1903 Pocket Hammerless U.S. Property marked .32 ACP serial number 555301
- This is one of the earliest lend-lease examples with the
W.B. ordnance mark stamped on the upper left flat of the
trigger guard
Colt 1903 Pocket Hammerless U.S. Property marked .32 ACP serial number 555301
- one of the British Lend Lease guns shipped to England
during WWII. Gun has British proof marks on the right
side of frame below the U.S. PROPERTY mark and on the slide
above the extractor.
Colt 1903 Pocket Hammerless U.S. Property marked .32 ACP serial number 555301
- one of the British Lend Lease guns shipped to England
during WWII. Gun has British proof marks on the right
side of frame below the U.S. PROPERTY mark and on the slide
above the extractor. Barrel is also proofed.
Colt 1903 Pocket Hammerless .32 ACP serial number 564821
- one of the British Lend Lease guns shipped to England
during WWII. Gun is pictured with original box (numbered to
the gun), cleaning rod and instruction sheet.
Pistol has British Proofmarks on the slide,
frame and barrel (through the ejection port). Gun is
parkerized and U.S. Property marked since it was originally
part of the Army contract for these pistols. Many of these
guns letter to the Port of Embarkation or the British
Purchasing Commission, New York.
Close-up of British Proofmarks and U.S.
Property mark.
Bottom of original box showing matching serial number. |