An intriguing discovery realised today.............

Sorry, but I wasn't bidding on the Diamond. I also held off in bidding on a Colt 1911 in .38 Super, made in 1929.
It would have been interesting to know whether it originally went to the FBI, other Police force, or to mobsters.

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eureka283 said:
Sorry, but I wasn't bidding on the Diamond. I also held off in bidding on a Colt 1911 in .38 Super, made in 1929.
It would have been interesting to know whether it originally went to the FBI, other Police force, or to mobsters.

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Lot 4157? If there's something you'd like me to check o it, let me know as it will be with me for a little bit (still waiting for the transfer for now) before leaving for Europe
 
Thanks Kotkoto, but the best way to research it further was to pay for a Colt Research certificate on the pistol, to see where it was originally sold to.
No time to do that before the sale.

I've already been told that had I purchased it, the wait time for deactivation would be three months, by a person who is a welder. And gawd knows
what the pistol would look like after it was Trudeau-ised.

I've owned two Inglis Diamonds in the past.......in years gone by. They sold, and that, is that.

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