Not a book, but a Bible Case and not a M36, but a Colt M1903 Hammer.
Andrew's Leather out of Florida used to set up a the gun shows around here. He made a day planner of similar design.
Not a book, but a Bible Case and not a M36, but a Colt M1903 Hammer.
A very pleasing model 36. I recently acquired a model 36 with a 545697 serial number that had rubber grips. The condition is similar, and your post helps me determine what the correct stocks should look like. Can you please advise on your 36’s serial number? I’m not sure if what I’m looking for should have diamonds. Thanks for the post.
Tom H.
I recently acquired a model 36 with a 545697 serial number that had rubber grips ... I’m not sure if what I’m looking for should have diamonds.
Tom H.
Two-bit-cowboy - Bob, thank you for the skinny. Can you point me to the member that has the stocks that are correct?
Tom H.
My gun show partner called Saturday and said he was looking at a really nice model 36. I looked the SN up and determined it is from about 1963-64. It came in a cut out book, The Reformation (1957) with two HKS speed loaders tucked away with it. I could not get to the shop until today and it was still there. Original stocks and it appears to be unfired out side the factory and has never been in a holster. Apparently someone made the book hideaway 60 years ago and there it sat, then to the pawn shop and now to me.
I thought I would snap a quick photo to show it off. I've got some cleaning up on this cool package and it will likely end up on the coffee table in front of where my wife usually sits. She likes the little J frame guns.
I looked at that very gun at abraham's a few days ago. I'm glad it's going to somebody who would appreciate it.