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  1. The Ask the Pros & What's It Worth? Forum
    I purchased this 1911 recently and I’d like to get some information on it. I believe it was made in 1917. The slide is marked “455 calibre” and the frame is stamped by the raf. The grips and trigger have been replaced. At some point the frame got cut and a 45 barrel was added. Any and all...
    1911 colt ww i
  2. The Ask the Pros & What's It Worth? Forum
    i have my grandfathers WW I army 1911 pistol including the holster. Mint condition. All original parts. Original bluing. Mechanisms still work smoothly (although I havent fired it). I'm just wondering what it might be worth? Markings are: No 206764 Model of 1912. U.s. Army United States...
    1911 ww i
  3. General Military Arms & History Forum
    Trying to set up a WW I display for our Ellis County Museum in Waxahachie, Texas. I think we need a Model 91, not a 91/30, etc. Are we correct? Others of course will be a US 1917 Enfield, British Enfield and an Italian M91, I think. We have the German and Austro-Hungarian models. Thanks...
    model 1891 model 91 moisin ww i
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