Need some values for these Colt revolvers

[rayg]

. I bought them years ago and need a general idea of their value in order to sell them.
A 1917 S&W, 45acp,
A 1917 Colt, 45acp
1909 Colt, 45 long Colt.
The two 1917's are about mint and the 1909 is about 97%. It has a security company stamp on it. Also the scarce 1910 belt and scarce early Rock Island holster made for the 1909 Revolver and not a later contract holster for the 1917 revolvers. Hard to take photos of the shinny blue finishes. Ray

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[rayg]

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[rayg]

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[Merc]

You can always look on www.gunbrokers.com to see if similar guns are for sale. Cabela's gun library is also a source of used guns although their asking prices tend to be on the high side.

[barretcreek]

Ray,

Gunbroker has a "completed listings" tab which can be filtered to show how much a gun actually sold for, not what some jackass thinks his should go for. I find it a handy tool for what you are doing. PM if you are unfamiliar with how to use it.

[rayg]

Thanks fellows, after I posted here I did check on Gunbroker, Gave me a idea of what they go for. Ray