John,
Well sorta.
I just went out to check the plastic box I have those .45 cal. bullets in.
These are some I bought from a friend I used to work with, probably 18 yr.s ago. (He'd had a .45 Colt, and when he sold it he had these bullets kicking around and I bought them from him)
I noticed I'd cut the mfg.'s name off the original label keeping only the nomenclature of the particular bullet intact to be taped onto my plastic storage box. So the company's name is gone (and I believe the company is also).
My bullets are 255 g "Keith Style" SWCs with a slight bevel to their base. My best guess is they're probably one of the "standard" .45 cal. moulds available from Magma for their Automatic Casting machines (that most commercial casters use). The bullets are lubed with some commercial Smokeless Lube that's dark blue in color.
Anyway, these are Hardcast alloy and my load is 8.0g of Unique.
I'm getting low on this supply of bullets and have stocked up on a few thousand 200g RNFP made by Desperado Bullets, which are supposedly a softer alloy, and lubed with a lube they claim is suitable for either Smokeless or Blackpowder. I haven't tried these yet, but they seem to be a popular bullet with CAShooters around here (because they're made locally).
Addendum: Going to Magma's site:
http://magmaengineering.com/PDF/BBOct132008b.pdf it appears my bullet style is "45 255 SWC BB" (sounds reasonable?)