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Very rare all-blue
factory-engraved Single-Six, serial #24372 with rare factory
ivory grip panels, in its factory display case.
Very rare all-blue
factory-engraved Single-Six, serial #24372 with factory ivory
grip panels, shown with rare early Ruger patch. This patch is
believed to be an example of the first factory Ruger patch.
Engraving on frame
& cylinder of #24372.
Engraving on bottom of
grip frame of #24372.
Engraving on bottom of
trigger guard of #24372.
Engraver Charles H. Jerred's initial monogram, located
on top of the barrel near the front sight.
Very rare all-blue
factory-engraved Single-Six, serial #24372 with factory ivory
grip panels (bottom center), shown with extremely rare
factory-engraved consecutive pair #44933 (left) and #44934
(right) and surrounded by rare period Ruger paraphernalia.
Engraving on frame,
barrel & cylinder of #44933, one of an extremely rare
factory-engraved consecutive pair.
Detail of engraving on
the screw heads of #44934, one of an extremely rare
factory-engraved consecutive pair. This example is possibly a
sample gun sent to Bill Ruger for approval.
#44934 with engraved
screw heads and aftermarket longer "Premier" loading
gate that probably replaced the Flatgate.
"Standard
Pattern" factory-engraved Single-Six #74390, shown with
its factory display case.
Inside view of factory
display case. You can see where the gun was displayed over the
years from the outline caused by the lack of fading of the
green lining.