A.P. Hill Legacy Foundation
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Some collectors even pay top dollar for a professionally restored Colt. So let's just remove all of that guns history and make it "new." Lol
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I want to be remembered for my preservation of Confederate cemeteries, relics, and history. My efforts in Western North Carolina. And as an advocate for the White race. I have dedicated my life to making a difference and saving our heritage.
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I never understood how a majority of collectors want, "condition, condition, condition." They will spend a HUGE amount for an antique Colt in near pristine condition. Why? It's 150+ years old. I personally want them in rough, battle worn condition. I am HUGE on them having original parts, though. Nothing modern. If a gun is original (or even has period replacement parts) and is in rough, well worn condition, that's how I want it.
Why do some people want an old, pristine Colt that was barely used, if at all, and sat out from battle? These Lotted Colts were issued to the US Cavalry during the Indian Wars. It is AMAZING to think of the battles and history they have seen! I want one that's "been there, done that." But like I've said, so many collectors want a Colt with 75+ percent of the finish, factory polish marks, no usage, etc... and they pay TOP DOLLAR for that. Why not just buy a replica if you want "perfection?"
I'll take my beat up, battle worn workhorse of a Colt, over your safe queen that sat in an Officers drawer. Hahaha
Why do some people want an old, pristine Colt that was barely used, if at all, and sat out from battle? These Lotted Colts were issued to the US Cavalry during the Indian Wars. It is AMAZING to think of the battles and history they have seen! I want one that's "been there, done that." But like I've said, so many collectors want a Colt with 75+ percent of the finish, factory polish marks, no usage, etc... and they pay TOP DOLLAR for that. Why not just buy a replica if you want "perfection?"
I'll take my beat up, battle worn workhorse of a Colt, over your safe queen that sat in an Officers drawer. Hahaha
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My radio interview from earlier tonight.
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I am going live at 8pm eastern on the Political Cesspool. I will be talking about Austin Metcalf, Jacob Couch, and raising awareness about black on White crime. The second part of the show I will be discussing Confederate history.
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Here's my Colt compared to some other documented Indian captured Colts.
My Colt's serial number is right smack dab in the middle of some of the most documented historical Colts of all time. Outlaws, General's, Rough Riders, and Little Bighorn. (I won't release the serial number of my Colt, since it is unknown to the market and I want to keep it that way to keep it's rarity). I do have a list of serial numbers that I've compiled in my MANY months, days, and hours of research, and my Colt is just a few serial numbers away from some VERY historical guns. Not only that, but it also has the "US" and patent dates obliterated from the frame, and it has extensive battle and holster wear. It's a legendary piece of history that I am VERY proud to have in my collection.
My Colt's serial number is right smack dab in the middle of some of the most documented historical Colts of all time. Outlaws, General's, Rough Riders, and Little Bighorn. (I won't release the serial number of my Colt, since it is unknown to the market and I want to keep it that way to keep it's rarity). I do have a list of serial numbers that I've compiled in my MANY months, days, and hours of research, and my Colt is just a few serial numbers away from some VERY historical guns. Not only that, but it also has the "US" and patent dates obliterated from the frame, and it has extensive battle and holster wear. It's a legendary piece of history that I am VERY proud to have in my collection.
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Yankee photographer set up outside Camp Douglas POW and took photographs of CS prisoners.
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