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Smith & Wesson 3rd Model Russian .44 caliber revolver. Very fine original condition with 80% of the original nickel finish. Grips are very fine. Gun is all matching. Cylinder has been cleaned, but still has original nickel in the flutes.
Serial Number 9320. Made circa 1860s. 32 RF caliber with a 6” barrel. Very Sharp gun that mostly has a smooth brown patina with around 30% of the original blue on the frame. Grips are excellent. Action works perfectly. Bore is excellent.
Serial number 34304. Made 32 RF caliber with a 6” barrel. Metal has a dark gray patina. Grips are good with a repair on the left hand side.
SN: 98780. Made from 1858-1882, .22 Short, 3.125" barrel. Overall good condition 2nd Issue Model 1 with light oxidation on barrel & cylinder. Comes in display box.
Serial number 8275. Made in 1878. 45 Schofield Caliber with a 7” barrel. This engraved and nickel plated with 40% - 50% of the nickel plating remaining. Civilian Schofields are a fairly scarce gun with only 650 of these manufactured and only a fraction of those were ever engraved. This gun was shipped to M. W. Robinson in New York City who was Smith & Wesson’s...
Smith & Wesson 2nd model American .44 caliber revolver with mellow old grips. Very good overall condition with 85-90% original nickel.
Smith & Wesson 3rd Model .44 Russian caliber revolver. Excellent original condition with 90% of the original nickel finish. Beautiful grips. Action works perfectly. Gun is all matching. Bore has pitting. Very fine gun.
Bore is shiny but has a few pits. Gun has about 60% blue. Left side of barrel has some light pits near the muzzle. Grips have 95% original varnish. Action works perfectly.
Smith & Wesson 2nd Model American .44 caliber revolver. Very fine condition with 85% of the original nickel finish. Gun is all matching. Very fine grips. Nice attractive Smith & Wesson American!
Smith & Wesson 1st model 2nd issue .22 caliber revolver. Bore is poor. However, the gun is well engraved, of the period. The barrel was silver plated and has traces remaining. The frame is nickel plated and has 93-95% remaining. The gun is inscribed "Maggie" on the backstrap. Action works perfectly. Manufactured approximately 1865. Charming 2nd model .22 caliber. Who is "Maggie"? Lady of...
Made in 1870s -1880s. 32 caliber with a 3 ½” barrel. This is a fantastic copy of a Smith & Wesson 1 ½, actuallt better than anything Smith & Wesson every made. This gun has 95% + of the original blue finish. There is only one area on the front strap that was flaking. Engraving is excellent...
Made in 1870s. 44 Russian with a 6 ½” barrel. Beautifully engraved Smith & Wesson 3rd Model Russian. The metal has been mostly cleaned. There is trace amounts of original nickel finish, but mostly the metal has been cleaned in such a way that it is hard to tell where the finish...
Smith & Wesson model 1 ½, Second Issue revolver. Barrel length 3 ½” caliber .32 rimfire. Engraved in the manner of Leon Goodyear who was a factory engraver in the 1920’s – 1930’s. This revolver is from the 1870’s. We mention Leon Goodyear only because the Smith & Wesson engraving book shows examples of very similar floral engraving on page...
Smith & Wesson #2 Army. 6” barrel. Metal has approximately 90% of the original silver finish on the frame and about 10% of the blue on the barrel with the remainder turned to a smooth patina. Very good grips. Bore is very good.
Gun is marked "Gastinne Renette A Paris". Barrel is 4 5/8" and was almost certainly altered by the famous gunmaker Gastinne Renette. Gun has about 90% plus original blue and excellent rosewood grips.
Smith & Wesson .32-44 Target model. Barrel length 6 1/2". Bore has strong rifling and some very light corrosion in the grooves. Numbers are matching. Gun is sharp with excellent markings. Gun has approximately 30% blue, the balance is a smooth blue-brown patina. Grips are good plus with a scuff at the left side front toe. Action works perfectly. Gun has the scarce 1 9/16” cylinder. Only...
