Left grip has a crack that has gone through but is still whole. Frame is very good with less browning mixing with bluing.
Some spots of browning to slide pleasantly mixing with bluing, and attractive visible temper line. On a good day, can hit the broad side of a barn. If the seller refuses to cancel the sale without penalty, tell your sister to refer the seller and Gunbroker to this discussion. pistols are the second rarest of the M1911A1s (55,000 produced), only the Singer is rarer (500 produced). One spot of fine oxidation on rear right of slide. The pistol is NOT a Union Switch & Signal. 55,000 Union Switch and Signal pistols were delivered serial numbered from 1041405 to 1096404 with peak production reaching 650 pistols a day. MARKINGS: Frame right is marked United States Property, M 1911 A1, U.S.
Union switch and signal 1911a1 serial numbers serial number#
CONDITION: Very good, retaining the vast majority of the Du-Lite bluing over sandblast finish, with some marks from handling and storage. Serial number 1088563 is a high condition example of this desirable military variant. Full blue magazine with "L" on baseplate lip for Little manufacture. This handgun was made in 1943 and it includes three 7-round magazines, the original US holster (made by Graton Knight Co.), and the original military issue belt and mag holster. Grips are Keyes fibre without reinforcing ring. Army was made by Union Switch & Signal, a company known for building railroad signs and equipment. Narrow checkered hammer, thick tab checkered safety, checkered slide release, short stamped trigger, magazine release, long 1911A1 grip safety, arched knurled mainspring housing with lanyard loop. Right side of frame with "UNITED STATE PROPERTY" and serial number behind slide release pin, "M 1911 A1 U.S. Frame is marked on left side with "R.C.D." proof in circle. Barrel with "P" proof on left side of lug, "HS" on right side of lug. Small "P" proof just above cocking serrations on left side. Serrated slope front sight, square notch flat top rear sight.
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