Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless.32 ACP serial number 966061 - OSS / CIA issued military contract pistol outside the known and established serial number range. The highest recorded production number is 572215, with serial numbers 572216 through 572451 being manufactured but never assembled, being scrapped in 1945.

Eight serial numbers numbers higher than the highest known number on this model have been observed. 831008, 831093, 831215, 831242, 831289, 831291, 966061 and 966071. Two of the pistols that are identified by John Brunner in his book on the Colt Pocket Hammerless Models (831093 and 831242). Five of the eight are known to have had their original serial numbers removed along with other government markings and were marked with a serial number that could not be traced to the U.S. Colt Model M.32 serial number 966061 was issued to Lt.

Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless.32 ACP serial number 966061 - OSS / CIA issued military contract pistol outside the known and established serial number. Colt Model 1909 Serial Number 18 - The model 1909 was a very low production gun shipped as a test gun to various destinations between 1910 and 1911. Gun] (along with 5, 7, 8,12, 15, 19-21 (loan - ret'd)), second on May 9, 1911 the gun was again shipped to Albert Foster, Jr. (Foster was Colt's New York Agent.) with 4.

Alexander Sogolow (also spelled Sogolov), a Russian born CIA agent stationed in Germany following WWII. Accompanying the gun is a modified unmarked shoulder holster as well as documentation. This pistol has all the military characteristics of a war time manufactured Model M. Driver Wlan 11g Usb Adapter Dikom Pmr. 32 pistol.