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How do you know that they are not fake? I'm not trying to insult you, as I do not know your ability in antiques. But I worked in auctions and private sales for over 15 years, in the UK mostly. I have seen fake Colts and Winchesters come out of museums that had them for over 75 years turn out to be fake. You know they have been faking Colts and Winchesters for well over 100 years now. There is no finish or patina that cannot be duplicated. And with the large price increases antiques have enjoyed in the last few years, the urge to cheat grows ever stronger.
Again, if you are knowledgeable than you don't need to listen to me, and I apologize if I have caused any offense. If not, PM me and maybe I can help.
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