1840s Colt auctions for $920,000
An anonymous bidder paid a record $920,000 for a historic .44-caliber revolver owned by a Libby man. And the buyer got a bargain, said auctioneer James Julia. The Colt Walker pistol made for U.S. marshals in the 1840s belonged to University of Maine graduate John McBride's great-great-uncle.
An anonymous bidder paid a record $920,000 for a historic .44-caliber revolver owned by a Libby man.
And the buyer got a bargain, said auctioneer James Julia.
The Colt Walker pistol made for U.S. marshals in the 1840s belonged to University of Maine graduate John McBride's great-great-uncle.
That must be one hell of a revolver.