“Retains 97% plus of the untouched original nickel finish with a few scattered patches of light flaking, some scattered light handling marks, and crisp engraving overall. The grips are very fine with a few scattered light handling marks. Mechanically excellent.
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“The included factory letter confirms the current configuration, including the engraving, inscription, and grips, as well as sale and shipment to Henry C. Hallaver [sic] at the Colt Factory on 14 June 1893. The back strap of the revolver is inscribed "Presented to Wm J. Collins by his friends June 18th 1898". In included copies of the 1890 Hartford, Connecticut Geers City Directory Henry C. Hallauer is listed as a gunsmith/assembler at the Colt factory. William J. Collins is listed in the same directory as a driller at Colt.
“The front control panel features a 25-cent quarter slot, a coin return button, a red 'Start Game' button, a green 'Two Player Operation' button, and two original rotational joysticks topped with red 'Fire Missile' buttons.... The cabinet is in fine condition, with some slight scuffing and scratching to the body; the machine itself lights up, and the screen is functional. Original working 2-player Computer Space arcades are practically unobtainable and very rarely offered for public sale, with this example all the more impressive for its immaculate cabinet and original parts.
“The government’s July 22 summary describes a limited 21-day period for repair or modification involving pistols and restricted firearms.
“70% of President Trump's mindshare ("maybe plus or minus 5%") goes to his gilding, construction, renovation, renaming and tribute projects.
