What is the value of a Ejercito Argentino Colt cal 45. (I own two 1927 Argentine Colts; serial numbers 9716. What is the value of a Colt 45 Caliber Model 1911. Matlab 2013 With Crack. Argentine colt serial numbers, argentine colts serial numbers. Colt ejercito argentino model 1927 serial numbers, colt model 1927 ejercito argentino.

Need estimated value of Colt Model 1927, EJERCITO ARGENTINO US made, sub 2,000 serial number of 1-10,000 sequential serial number ALL numbers matching, including magazine No box, No papers In 1927, the Argentine Commission for Foreign Acquisitions negotiated a contract with Colt for the manufacture of M1911A1.45 caliber self-loading pistols specially marked and serial numbered in a separate series, and secured a licensing agreement giving the Argentine government the right to manufacture these pistols. The agreement specified: 1) that Colt would manufacture 10,000 Colt automatic pistols, caliber.45, Ejercito Argentino Modelo 1927, for the Argentine Army; 2) that the complete knowledge base for future production of the pistols in Argentina, including drawings, manufacturing instructions, material specifications, tool requirements, etc., would be transferred to Argentine control; and 3) that Argentine technicians would be trained in manufacturing operations and inspection. THE 1927 HARTFORD ARGENTINE ARMY MODELS The 10,000 Hartford Colts made for Argentina prior to production of Sistemas were delivered from 1927 to 1933, serial #s 1-10,000.' The production period was from July 28, 1927 to February 16, 1928. Serial numbers were stamped in Colts italic numbers on top of the slides, under the mainspring housing, and (usually) on top of the barrel. On the left side of the slide (the Colt logo is stamped behind these lines): 'COLT'S PT.

USA' 'PATD APR. 20, 1897,SEPT. 19, 1905,FEB. 14, 1911,AUG. On the right side of the slide is the Argentine Crest and: 'EJERCITO ARGENTINO' 'COLT CAL.

1927' Ejercito Argentino is the Argentine Army, but some of the Hartfords were issued to Policia Maritima, Argentinas Shore Patrol. My guess is between $1,000 and $1,500.