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What is the value of a Cenrennial Army 1860-1960 New Model .44 ?

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There are two kinds of roll engraving on the cylinder. Pics are nice. There are 7 variations with some sub variations. Also Civilians and Cavalry's.
Gloyer
 
Hi Jake,
I just saw the pictures and this one is not a Centaure or Centennial. Could be a Uberti.
Gloyer
 
By the way, has somebody information's about a shoulder stock for a 1860 replica Colt?
I am specially looking for one with serial number F 865.
Thanks Macgloy
 
Does anyone know when the 674 serial number was made? I was given that by my grandfather who bought in the 1960s and it has a *S on it along with some other markings.
 
I bought my Centennial Centaure sometime around 1965 give or take a couple of years. Serial # is 28XX.
It does have proof marks and notched recoil shield. Cylinder plain with no roll markings.
Top of barrel is marked - Centennial trademark "1960 NEW MODEL ARMY".
It has a rearing Centaur logo on the left side, but both rear feet are on the ground, not rampant by the heraldry definition.
 

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