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Your best bet is to ask over on coltforum.com. Can you answer the following: 1. What paperwork do you have? 2. What finish does the set have? 3. Can you describe the case, both exterior an interior? 4. What is the overall condition of the deringers, case, paperwork? 5. Are there any accessories? 6. How do you know they are a non firing salesman sample set? 7. What is the provenance to prove that they are salesman samples? 8. What are the exact markings on the cases and deringers?

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Q: What is the value of cased set of colt lord and lady's deringer non firing salesman sample set considered not firearms?
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