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A cased Whitneyville-Hartford Transition Dragoon presented to Texas Ranger Col. John Coffee “Jack” Hays by Sam Colt sold for $432,500.
DALLAS — Two revolvers owned by Texas Ranger Col. John Coffee “Jack” Hays sold for a combined $745,000 in Heritage Auctions’ Arms and Armor, Civil War and Militaria Auction December 10. A cased Whitneyville-Hartford Transition Dragoon presented to Hays by Sam Colt sold for $432,500. Deemed by experts in the hobby to be the most significant Texan-American arm to ever be offered to the public, it is the first known presentation by Samuel Colt.
![The first Colt Civilian Model Walker single-action revolver attributed to Texas Ranger Col. John Coffee "Jack" Hays, with serial no. 1001, sold for $312,500.](https://www.antiquesandthearts.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/Colt-Civilian-Model-Walker-Single-Action-Revolver-Attributed-to-John-Cof...-1024x346.jpg)
The first Colt Civilian Model Walker single-action revolver attributed to Texas Ranger Col. John Coffee “Jack” Hays, with serial no. 1001, sold for $312,500.
Then the first Colt Civilian Model Walker single-action revolver attributed to Hays, with serial no. 1001, sold for $312,500. The Walker revolver—the first gun of the Civilian series of 100—was considered completely original by several noted firearms experts. For more information, www.ha.com or 877-437-4824.