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My Father bought this sometime around 1960 or 61, paid $50.00 for it. I shot it but not much kind of just to try it out. Appears all original but I really do not collect these - I did shot Expert with the M1911A! in the service Attachment 128270Attachment 128271Attachment 128272Attachment 128273Attachment 128274
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Nice lookin' piece...
Got one just like it, about 1,200 later SN#. Part of an NRA offer in the 60's. $50 sounds cheap but today's money, about $500. Still a steal for an unfired M1911A1. My dad put target sights on it and the front sight was modified. I paid $250 for another unmolested slide two years ago. Sometimes you can find them with the original box. Is the magazine marked with a "G"? If so it was General Shaver co, part of Remington Rand. The RR's were the largest production of WW2 1911's. Find a Singer and the dollars are really going to go up. They are nice shooters. If I recall, there were three different type faces used on the slide. Any WW2 M1911A1 is highly desirable. The CMP has a drawing on them for $1,000- 1,250, and none are as nice as that one.
Dave