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"Tiffany" grips are used to describe the most artistically beautiful grips found on Colt revolvers. They got their name for being synonymous with Tiffany & Co. who were know for their fine jewelry and luxury items. "Tiffany" grips come in three distinct styles: "Missionary and Child" (or "Eagle and Justice"), "Civil War Battle Scene," and the "Mexican Eagle" or "American Eagle." Despite the name, majority of historic "Tiffany" grips were not actually made by the company. Mexican Eagle, Revolvers, Missionary, Hand Engraving, Luxury Items, Tiffany & Co., Hand Guns, Grips, Filigree

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"Tiffany" grips are used to describe the most artistically beautiful grips found on Colt revolvers. They got their name for being synonymous with Tiffany & Co. who were know for their fine jewelry and luxury items. "Tiffany" grips come in three distinct styles: "Missionary and Child" (or "Eagle and Justice"), "Civil War Battle Scene," and the "Mexican Eagle" or "American Eagle." Despite the name, majority of historic "Tiffany" grips were not actually made by the company.

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"Tiffany" grips are used to describe the most artistically beautiful grips found on Colt revolvers. They got their name for being synonymous with Tiffany & Co. who were know for their fine jewelry and luxury items. "Tiffany" grips come in three distinct styles: "Missionary and Child" (or "Eagle and Justice"), "Civil War Battle Scene," and the "Mexican Eagle" or "American Eagle." Despite the name, majority of historic "Tiffany" grips were not actually made by the company.

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"Tiffany" grips are used to describe the most artistically beautiful grips found on Colt revolvers. They got their name for being synonymous with Tiffany & Co. who were know for their fine jewelry and luxury items. "Tiffany" grips come in three distinct styles: "Missionary and Child" (or "Eagle and Justice"), "Civil War Battle Scene," and the "Mexican Eagle" or "American Eagle." Despite the name, majority of historic "Tiffany" grips were not actually made by the company.

Find this Pin and more on Places to Visit by Samuel Colt 200 Commemoration.

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