Manufactured in 1983. This carbine features the standard markings with a ramped gold beaded blade front and an elevation adjustable rear sporting notch sights. Equipped with gold finished barrel bands and trigger. The left side of the receiver has a gold highlighted American eagle with a stars and stripes shield and banner marked "THE RIGHT TO KEEP & BEAR ARMS", the right side has a gold highlighted Roy Rogers and Trigger signatures and the Roy Roger cattle brand above the serial number. Mounted on a smooth walnut forearm and stock with checkered plastic buttplate. Complete with a Letter of Authenticity that confirms that this carbine was sold at Brian Lebel's Old West Auction in Denver, Colorado on June 26, 2010 and was owned by Roy Rogers.

Excellent with 99% plus original blue finish remaining with only slight handling marks. The gold highlights are clear. The wood is also excellent with a few very minor dings. Mechanically excellent.

Manufactured in 1985. This revolver is 1 of 5,000 Limited Edition Roy Rogers commemorative revolvers. The revolver is stainless steel with gold hammer, trigger, cylinder pin release and frame pins, and screws. The barrel and frame have the standard markings and the cylinder is marked ".22 WIN. MAGNUM CAL" followed by the Ruger logo. The right side of the barrel has gold filled signature of Roy Rogers, the top of the ejector housing has "1 of 5000" and the cylinder has two gold filled likenesses of Roy Rogers on a rearing Trigger. Standard ramped blade front and adjustable rear sights and fitted with nicely figured dark walnut grips with the joined "R/R" brand at the tops of both sides and Roy on a rearing Trigger at the bottom. Complete is a oak display case with blue lining. The lid has a contrasting border and is carved with the likeness of Roy on a rearing Trigger above "KING OF THE COWBOYS". On the inside is a brass plaque which reads "LIMITED EDITION/5000/No. 1 OF 5000/(electro penciled) Roy Rogers signature and the likeness of Roy. Also included is a letter of authenticity that confirms that this revolver was sold at Brian Lebel's Old West Auction in Denver, Colorado on June 26, 2010 and was owned by Roy Rogers.

Near new with only slight handling marks. The case is very good with some minor scuff marks and a crack down the length of the lid. Mechanically excellent.