Vintage Etched Bone Grips for Colt Single Action Army (1900-1930) – Central Mexico Craftsmanship
A stunning fusion of Old West history and traditional Mexican artistry. Meticulously crafted for Colt Single Action Army revolvers made between 1900-1930, these authentic grips were found in Central Mexico, where master craftsmen perfected the art of revolver embellishment during the golden age of frontier firearms.
Key Features:
Authentic Turn-of-the-Century Construction
Made from aged, naturally polished bone (likely bovine) with rich golden patina
Original period-correct hardware (steel screw and escutcheons)
Precision Measurements for Perfect Fit:
Frame Size: Fits Colt SAA 1st and 2nd Generation frames
Width: 5.18cm across bottom of grip
Height: 7.98cm overall length
Screw hole placement: 3.71cm from bottom to center
Thickness: 0.62cm at thickest point (slim profile)
Historical Significance:
Likely crafted 1910s-1920s during Mexico's revolutionary period
Central Mexico origin suggests possible creation by:
Jalisco saddle makers serving rural police
Durango gunsmiths catering to ranchers
Mexico City artisans working for military officers
Why These Grips Are Exceptional:
Matching wear patterns of Mexican Revolution-era firearms
Rare survivor - few original bone grips exist for this early SAA period
Perfect balance of historical authenticity
Ideal for:
Collectors of pre-war Colt revolvers
Enthusiasts of Mexican Revolution history
Cowboy action shooters wanting authentic period-correct upgrades
Condition & Specifications:
Material: Solid bone with natural age darkening
Weight: 68.1 grams (pair)
Structural Integrity: No cracks or repairs
Surface: Honest holster wear with crisp detail
Hardware: Original screw with nut
Display & Usage Options:
Direct installation on your Colt SAA for immediate transformation
Collection display alongside other Mexican Revolution-era artifacts
Perfect pairing with a 1920s-style Mexican cross draw holster
Expert Note: These grips will fit:
Colt SAA 1st Generation (1873-1940)
Early 2nd Generation models
.45 Colt, .44-40, and .38-40 caliber variants
A tangible piece of frontier history - these grips represent the blend of American gun making and Mexican decorative arts during the turbulent years of the Mexican Revolution and its aftermath.
Note: The natural variations in bone grain ensure no two pairs are exactly alike, making these truly one-of-a-kind.
Enthusiasts of Mexican firearms history
X60, Vintage Etched Bone Grips for Colt Single Action Army (1900-1930)
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