Lot 719 USHS "Frederic Remington" 1860 Army .44 Cal
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SN: 369 (of 130249) United States Historical Society highly embellished reproduction of the Colt 1860 Army percussion revolver. Commemorating 19th Century American artist Frederick Remington & the 100th anniversary of his election as Associate of the National Academy of Design. Features high polish blued finish, 8" round barrel, brass blade front sight, 'v' notch rear sight cut in the hammer lip, smooth thin trigger, knurled hammer spur, non-fluted six shot rebated cylinder, brass triggerguard & backstrap, provisions for a shoulder stock, one-piece walnut grip. The top of the barrel is gilded with "1861 - 1909 FREDERIC REMINGTON" proudly bordered in gold. The frame has gold plated images of a man with rifle on the right, man on horse on the left, the cylinder has horse riding scenes and a bust portrait of Remington. The revolver is nearly like new with few signs of handling. The left screw for shoulder stock has bad threads, and does not hold fast to the revolver; the hole in the frame appears sound. Includes very good condition light blue velvet lined locking wood case, inlet for revolver & accessories, with leather insert to lid with "Frederic Remington" signature and artwork of a cowboy on horseback (no key provided). Includes a cast bronze belt buckle with "Remington Arms" logo. Condition is NRA Excellent - bad shoulder stock screw *** Antique Firearm ***
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