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CCA 2006 LOUISVILLE SHOW GUN
SPECIFICATIONS
This 2006 Louisville Show Gun was
designed after the 22 R F Flattop Target Model of the 1888-1895 periods.
There were less than 925 Flattop Target Models made. Less than 92 in 22
R F calibers, and according to historical research this is the only Colt
Flattop Target Model made in 8 ½’’ barrel.
- Colt Single Action Army
- Flattop Target Model
- 22 R F Caliber
- 8 ½’’ Barrel
- Deluxe Exhibition Engraved by Michael W.
Dubber
- Colt OXIDE BLACK Finish
- Carved Ivory one piece grips: The left
side has a Thoroughbred Racing Horse with the Kentucky Derby
winner’s garland of Roses. The right side shows the profiles of
native sons DANIEL BOONE and JAMIES BOWIE
- Serial Number CCA2006 engraved on a 24K
GOLD INLAID PLATE
- Signed under barrel ‘’M. W. Dubber Engr’’,
this firearm is also signed on the back of the cylinder. All gun
parts are marked with MWD.
- Museum Exhibition Grade Case: Mission
Style finish English Oak Roll Top Desk with one drawer and full top
beveled glass viewing area, French fit red velvet cloth
- Master Engraved exhibition grade Argentium
Silver die cut description plate for the display case having the
Kentucky theme
- 6 Custom made 22 R F blank Gold Plated
cartridges by Michael W. Dubber
- Engravers leather journal showing
construction of the CCA Show Gun with photos, CD disk, master plates
showing patterns, drawings, prototype lazer art ivory pieces and
other items used in the production of this firearm
- 5 piece Accessory Set, Ivory handles with
lazed art ‘’Serpentine Colt’’ logo, Oxide Black and Gold plate
finish, 24K GOLD inlaid and scroll engraved oil bottle. The ferrules
on the accessories are scroll engraved and gold plated
- ¾ Scale Ivory handle Bowie Knife with
Oxide Black RAINDROP DAMASCUS BLADE, 24K raised inlay feather
pattern design on the guard and the bolster.
- Lazed art ivory handles showing Serpentine
‘’COLT’’ on the right panel & "CCA—LOUISVILLE—2006" banner on
the left panel
- Ivory plaque carving of the Colt Factory
Dome
The 2006 Louisville Show Gun ‘’The Colt Single Action Army Flattop
Target Model’’ with Serial Number CCA2006 was ‘’EXHIBITION GRADE’’
embellished by Colt Master Engraver Michael W. Dubber with 100%
coverage in AMERICAN style scroll engraving, 24K (Gold) lines, 24K
vignettes, 24K and Pure Platinum Raised and Flush Inlays with period
Kentucky State and Historical Themes.
2006 LOUISVILLE SHOW GUN
ENGRAVING DESCRIPTION
- Custom Exhibition Grade Engraved in the
AMERICAN SCROLL Pattern
- 24K (Gold) Kentucky State map on the
flattop panel Raised inlay with single star for State
capital-Frankfort
- 24K Fifteen Stars flush inlaid on flattop
for 15th State in the Union Statehood 1792
- 24K ‘’CCA LOUISVILLE 2006’’ Banner Raised
inlay on left side barrel
- 24K ‘’CCA2006’’ Serial Number engraved on
a flush gold inlaid plate
- 24K and Platinum ‘’MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME’’
Kentucky state song,
Artistic Musical scale and images flush Inlaid in Gold and Platinum
on right side of barrel
- 24K ‘’The Blue Grass State’’ in 24K flush
letters on back strap
- 24K Fort Knox in raised image with flush
inlaid 24K letters ‘’Ft. Knox’’ on back strap
- 24K and Platinum ‘’Northern Cardinal’’
(Kentucky State Bird) inlaid in 24K Raised Gold with Platinum branch
on trigger guard
- 24K Trigger Guard inlaid in flush 24K gold
borders and vignettes
- 24K Ejector Housing in 24K with highly
decorative filigree vignette Ejector Rod operating piece is lightly
engraved in geometric pattern
- 24K Back strap and butt strap outlined in
decorative flush borders and tracery
- 24K Front Sight fitted with a solid gold
adjustable insert, front site is flush engraved and inlaid in gold
vignette
- 24K Rear Sight is inlaid with 24K Gold
aiming notch
- 24K Thoroughbred Racing Horseshoe in
raised 24K inlay on muzzle end barrel
- 24K Colt Patent Address Flush Letters with
gold border and tracery
- 24K .22 R.F. in flush gold inlay Gold
Banner
- 24K Muzzle end flush inlaid wide and
narrow 24K bands with gold and platinum tracery flowing forward
- 24K one wide and one narrow bands flush
inlaid on Receiver end barrel
- 24K Frame trimmed in flush gold borders
and vignettes. Vignettes having raised 24K dots on the ends
- 24K Hammer, Gold sides and top are flush
inlaid in decorative Gold borders and vignettes
24K Kentucky Derby Rose-Raised inlay on right side of frame in front
of the cylinder - the official flower the Kentucky Derby
- 24K and Platinum Churchill Downs
Spire-Raised inlaid on left side of the frame in front of the
cylinder Official trademark of Chuchill Downs, home of The Kentucky
Derby, the first race on the Triple Crown circuit
- 24K Rampant Colt Trademark on frame raised
gold inlay and flush 24K patent dates
- 24K Kentucky Thoroughbred Horse, The
Kentucky State Horse, Raised inlay on recoil shield finished in
Italian Bulino style detail
- 24K and Platinum Bowie Knife—on right side
of frame 24K Handle raised inlay and Bowie Blade Pure Platinum
raised inlay
- 24K and Platinum Kentucky Gray Squirrel,
Raised inlay of Pure Platinum finished in fine-line detail with 24K
Gold raised acorns on loading gate
- 24K Two Acorns in raised 24K Gold with
engraved Oak leaf in Recoil Shield Recess
- Gold Plated 6 custom made 22 R F
cartridges
- Trigger: front has been finished with
hand-cut checkering
- Cylinder is flush inlaid in one wide and
one narrow gold line
- Cylinder rear line is flush engraved in
‘’feather pattern’’ design
- Cylinder flutes are outlined in flush 24K
Gold line
- Cylinder flutes are flush scroll engraved
at the front
- Cylinder front engraved in scroll pattern
- Cylinder pin is inlaid with a raised gold
dot with star pattern engraving on end
- Turned boss is engraved in rope pattern
- Qualified screws
- The following screws are engraved:
- Three mainframe screws
- Butt screw
- Front Trigger Guard Screw
- Ejector Rod Housing Screw
Written by 2006 CCA Louisville
Show Gun Project Manager: Earl L. Whitney
The Show Gun Committee
Project Manager: Earl L.
Whitney
Technical Advisor: David Grunberg
Artistic Engraver Coordinator: Michael W. Dubber
Firearm Coordinator: Joe Canali
Firearm Coordinator: Dr. Tom Covault
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