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MODEL 1909 .45 cal REVOLVER FRANKFORD ARSENAL
AMMUNITION PACKETS – VERY GOOD CONDITION w/ NICE EARLY
DATES -1911-1912: Very nice examples of the
Frankford Arsenal packets of “20 Caliber .45 Revolver
Ball Cartridges, Model of 1909, For Colt’s Double Action
Revolver, Model of 1909”. Becoming increasingly difficult to find unopened and in
decent condition, these are very respectable early packets
of Model 1909 ammunition from the Frankford Arsenal to
add to your display.
We have the following packets available. Each is
described below with accompanying photographs.
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No. 1
MODEL 1909
.45 cal REVOLVER PACKET:
In very good condition, this packet is full form,
unopened, and both of the fabric pull tabs are intact
and present. The label is present, very legible with a
minimum of wear evident, and the label includes the
powder identification: “R.S. Q. Lot No. 3, of 1911”. SOLD
SEE
ADDITIONAL AVAILABLE PACKETS AND SINGLE CARTRIDGES LISTED BELOW
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No. 2
MODEL 1909
.45 cal REVOLVER PACKET:
In very good condition, this packet is full form,
unopened, and both of the fabric pull tabs are intact
and present. The label is present, very legible with
no wear, but with some stains that do not affect the
legibility of the label. The label includes the
powder identification: “R.S. Q. Lot No. 3, of 1911”, and
more importantly, the top of the box is ink stamped with
the date of manufacture "October 12, 1912". This
packet would be particularly nice displayed with a
Mexican Punitive Expedition grouping. (0713) $100 |
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3 MODEL 1909
.45 cal REVOLVER PACKET: In excellent
condition, this packet is full form, unopened, and both
of the fabric pull tabs are intact and present.
The label is present, very legible with a minimum of
wear evident, the label includes the powder
identification: “R.S. Q. Lot No. 3, of 1911”, and more
importantly, the label is also ink stamped with the
partially legible date of manufacture "October 3 (?),
1912".
SOLD
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4 MODEL 1909
.45 cal REVOLVER PACKET:
In very good condition, this packet is full form,
unopened, and both of the fabric pull tabs are intact
and present. The label is present, very legible with a
minimum of wear evident and, the label includes the
powder identification: “R.S. Q. Lot No. 3, of 1911”.
There is a handwritten notation on the top panel in ink
"20 Shots", perhaps a notation made while a quantity of
packets were being inspected or inventoried to indicate
a full packet. (0111) $125
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5 MODEL 1909
.45 cal REVOLVER PACKET:
In very good condition, this packet is full form,
both of the fabric pull tabs are intact
and present, however a short section of one end of the
top panel has been opened as shown below. This
short section can be lifted to expose four of the
cartridges, but all of the original 20 cartridges are
present and the integrity of the packet is not
compromised. The label is present, very legible with a
minimum of wear evident, the label includes the powder
identification: “R.S. Q. Lot No. 3, of 1911”, and more
importantly, the label is also ink stamped with the
partially legible date of manufacture "October 3 (?),
1912". (0112) $110
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6 MODEL 1909
.45 cal REVOLVER CARTRIDGE CASES - EARLY DATES:
This is a lot of 12 expended Frankford Arsenal produced
Model 1909 .45 Caliber cartridge cases with good early
dates, all pre-dating the Mexican Punitive Expedition
period. All 12 cases are headstamped "FA" for
Frankford Arsenal, and of the twelve there are six cases
dated 9-13 and the other six are dated 12-13. All
twelve are full form with no crushing or misshaping and
they would make a good addition to an early
20TH Century display. These are being
offered as a single lot, all twelve.
(0908) $40
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