1851 Question

Started by Okefinokee Outlaw, February 01, 2013, 01:54:22 PM

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Okefinokee Outlaw

Is anyone aware of Colt ever packaging a second generatiion 1851 in a light tan box?  Also, were any ever labeled as 32 cal?  Thanks.

Major 2

Tan or tan wood grain ? 
when planets align...do the deal !

Okefinokee Outlaw

No wood grain.  Light tannish.  C series.  Box is marked 32 cal, but it looks like 36.

Fingers McGee

The C Series 1851s with SN 5200 through 13499 were boxed in the two tone brown/tan clamshell box.  Model numbers were either C1121 (silver BS/TG) or C 1122 (Brass BS/TG).  They were all .36 caliber.  It would not be unusual for one to be mismarked as a .32 cal. however.  I have, and have seen, other Colt boxes that have strikeovers and corrected markings on the labels.

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Okefinokee Outlaw

Thank you Fingers.  That's exactly what I was looking for.  OO

Fingers McGee

Always glad to be of assistance
Fingers (Show Me MO smoke) McGee;
SASS Regulator 28654 - L - TG; NCOWS 3638
AKA Man of many Colts; Diabolical Ken's alter ego; stage writer extraordinaire; Frontiersman/Pistoleer; Rangemaster
Founding Member - Central Ozarks Western Shooters
Member - Southern Missouri Rangers;
NRA Patron Life: GOA; CCRKBA; SAF; SV-114 (CWO4 ret); STORM 327

"Cynic:  A blackguard whose faulty vision sees thing as they are, not as they should be"  Ambrose Bierce

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