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NOTE: This advertisement appeared in March of 2007 at GunBroker.com:

“Colt 1862 Pocket Navy engraved. This is one of the best looking Colt Pocket Navys I have seen. The engraving covers the frame and approximately half of the barrel. The backstrap and trigger guard also have good coverage. The hammer and the loading lever have a good amount of engraving as well. I recently had this Pocket Navy examined by an author of one of the well known Colt Pocket Pistol books. He told me he was certain the pistol was engraved in house by one of the Ulrich brothers. The blue is mostly gone on this pistol. I don’t know if it didn’t have blue or was cleaned. The edges are still sharp and the lettering is sharp and easy to read. Nearly all of the silver is still present on the backstrap and trigger guard. The hammer and the frame still retain a very good amount of case color. What can you say about the color of nicely aged ivory grips. These grips fit as you would expect factory fitted grips to fit. This pistol boasts all matching numbers including the grips. The wedge does not have a number, but appears to be 100% original. The bore shows use, but is in good condition. Check out the pictures of the cylinder scene. The scene is great. It is one of the few pistols I have seen that you can actually tell what is on the cylinder. This Colt 1862 Engraved Pocket Navy functions flawlessly. The lockup is very tight and everything is as you would expect it to be. This is a very rare and tastefully done Colt 1862 Engraved Pocket Navy. Bid with confidence. A three day look is fine. Please ask questions prior to bidding. Prefer guaranteed funds. Shipping is $50 USPS, registered mail. This is an antique so shipping is to your door. Have fun!”