That appears to be a set of 1911 rubber grip panels with a checkered or diamond pattern and a medallion embedded in the center of each panel.

Here are the key characteristics visible in the image:

• Material: The grips appear to be made of black rubber or a soft polymer, which is common for a comfortable, non-slip grip.

• Pattern: They feature a checkered pattern for enhanced grip, often referred to as a “double diamond” pattern around the screw holes, a classic style on 1911s.

• Medallion: There is a circular, metallic medallion in the center of each grip. The image quality makes it difficult to definitively identify the logo on the medallion, but common medallions found on 1911 grips are:

  • Colt’s Rampant Horse: This is the most famous and common medallion for 1911 pistols.

  • Other Manufacturer Logos: Medallions could also feature the logo of a specific 1911 clone manufacturer (e.g., Kimber, Springfield Armory, Ruger, etc.) or an aftermarket grip company.

The style strongly resembles the grips often sold as aftermarket replacements or those that might have come standard on a specific model of a Colt or a Colt-clone 1911 pistol, particularly in the Colt or Pachmayr style with medallions.

Package Inlude: 1 Pair of 1911 Grip Handle

*Note- Grip of Images Show in Picture color is may differ from the actual product.