Need Help: Identify and Value this SSA style .44-40

[Acera]

Involved in a pre-Estate type of deal and have a gun I am having trouble identifying and placing a value on. My trusty Blue Book of Gun Values is not so trusty to me today on this one. Already have a couple of his friends interested in purchasing it, if that falls through it will be listed here. Goal is to find a price/value that is fair to each party.

Older Italian made Single Action Army style revolver.

Marked .44-40 on both barrel and cylinder. Owner says he has a .44 long cylinder for it somewhere, but does not know where now.

None of the new safety features, as in no transfer bar safety on the action. Firing pin on the hammer actually strikes the cartridge primer directly.

Great condition, no rust or blemishes, and has less than a box of shells run through it says the original owner.

Good tight lock up.

Most all markings I could find are shown in the picture below.

Comes with a nice leather cartridge belt and holster---old west style. However it will not fit 'healthy' folks

Thanks in advance for any advice and help.


(Sorry for the crappy hatchet job on the photo)

 

[Army 1911]

I think that was made by uberti. If I recall correctly it was imported by Action Arms of Kansas City. This would be older the the 1968 GCA, if it does not have the makers name on it. Current value is around $230 or so for the gun.

 

[Acera]

Thanks, see a lot about them with the Uberti name, but nada on the AAI. Decent price for a buyer only problem is I got two fighting for it now..............................and one is herself.