A low serial number Colt Grant commemorative and a High Standard Griswold Gunnison. Both unfired. I wish the High Standard had all the original kit but oh well. I like the original bill of sale on the Colt, 8-11-72 for $250+tax.
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Yeah and they seem to have litters in the night like rabbits or hogs.A low serial number Colt Grant commemorative and a High Standard Griswold Gunnison. Both unfired. I wish the High Standard had all the original kit but oh well. I like the original bill of sale on the Colt, 8-11-72 for $250+tax.
Very nice case colors showing on the U.S. Grant Colt.
The High Standard is also a great find; have not seen one for sale in person in a long time.
The High Standard is also a great find; have not seen one for sale in person in a long time.
I agree, the case colors are nice. I cant believe tis was $250 in 1972. That’s over $1800 today.
Thank you for the eye candy and taking the hit for us!
Those BP's are addictive.
Those BP's are addictive.
