SN: 80146. Circa 1895. .38 Smith and Wesson with a 3.25" ribbed barrel, bore is excellent. Double action revolver with nickel finish, blued trigger guard, case hardened trigger, shrouded hammer, lemon squeezer safety mechanism on back of grip and hard rubber grip with S&W trademark logo. Overall very good condition. (Consignment)

SN: 67723. 1890's production. 32 S&W 3.5" caliber with a 3.5" barrel. "New Departure" lemon-squeezer topbreak revolver. The barrel is bulged just past the chamber and there is a fissure in the bore there. This gun is not safe to fire. Excellent cosmetic condition with 98% of the nickel finish and bright case colors on the trigger. NOT TO BE FIRED.

Consignment.

SN: 90425. Circa 1883. .38 Smith & Wesson center fire with a 3.25" ribbed barrel, bore is very good. Double action revolver with nickel finish, blued trigger guard, case hardened hammer, fluted cylinder and Mother of Pearl grip. Overall condition is very good. (Consignment)

SN: 1794. Circa 1878. .38S&W with a 3.25" barrel, bore is very good. 2nd Model single action revolver with nickel finish, case hardened spur hammer and checkered hard rubber grip. Overall in very good condition. Comes with hardwood case, unopened Winchester Repeating Arms .38 caliber ammo box for S&W revolvers and key. (Consignment)

SN: 16506. Circa 1890. .44 Russian with a 6" barrel, bore is very good with shallow pitting. Double action revolver with nickel finish, fluted cylinder, case hardened hammer, blued trigger guard and ivory grip with S&W gold medallion on top of grip. Overall fine condition. (Consignment)

SN:23896. Manufacture circa 1887, .44 Smith & Wesson Russian center fire with a 6" nonstandard barrel. Bore is good with strong rifling and scattered pitting. Single action revolver with fluted cylinder and checkered walnut grips. The revolver was shipped to a M.W Robinson in New York City, New York. Has factory letter. Overall condition is very good. (Consignment)

SN: 5417. Made circa 1862, .32 Rimfire, 6" barrel. Civil War era 6-shot S&W No.2, finish is an evenly grey patina. Bore is good with scattered frosting noted in the grooves. 

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.

SN: 32344. Made from 1858-1882, .22 Short, 3.125" barrel. Overall good condition 2nd issue Model 1 with light oxidation on the barrel & cylinder. Grips & frame in excellent condition.

Serial number 3617. Made in 1874. This gun is in excellent condition with 90% of the original blue. Grips are excellent. Very fine original Schofield!

Smith & Wesson 1896 Hand Ejector .32 S&W caliber revolver. No finish. Chipped grips. Doesn’t work!!!

Serial number 64100. Made late 1860s. .32 RF caliber with a 6” barrel. Nice sharp gun with some of the original finish. Grips are very good.

Serial number 21442. Made in 1880s. 38 S&W caliber with a 4” barrel. This gun has been expertly refinished, probably by the factory. Grips are antique ivories.

Antique "Lemon Squeezer". Manufactured in the early 1890's. Revolver has been factory refinished and has star on butt. Action works properly. Bore has strong rifling with pitting.. Grips are mother of pearl, and look fantastic. Very good overall condition.

This S&W 38 Double Action Second Model revolver features factory engraving, nickel plating, and mother of pearl grips. The 3.25" round with rib 38 S&W centerfire barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The cylinder has the expected grooves encircling it along with the two sets of stop notches. The barrel has the late production 1865, 1869, 1871, 1879, and 1880...

This is a commercial production break open revolver with 4.875" barrel. The barrel has been shortened. The bore is good with good rifling and some frosting throughout. Has an old nickel plate finish with 90% of it remaining. The grips are correct walnut in good condition and have turned black from handling. Overall good condition.

This Smith & Wesson Model 1 Second Issue revolver is circa 1860 to 1868. The 3 3/16" 22 Short octagon barrel has a fair dark bore with visible rifling. The round 7-shot non-fluted cylinder has the 1855, 1859, and 1860 patent date markings. The barrel assembly is bright with scattered staining and light roughness, especially at the muzzle. The silver plated brass frame retains approx. 85%...