Antique Smith and Wesson Revolvers

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%...

Single action revolver with 3.5" barrel. The bore is fair with light rifling and some wear in the grooves. Has 95% of its original nickel with some light flaking near the muzzle. The grips are perfect. The action works perfectly. Comes with a Smith & Wesson box that is in good plus condition. A very fine revolver!

Tip-up pocket revolver with 3.25" barrel. The action works perfectly. The bore is good with good rifling and some corrosion in the grooves. The frame has 98% factory silver plate, with light tarnish. The factory rosewood grips have 90% of their original factory varnish. The barrel and cylinder have a blue/light patina mix. The barrel address is excellent and perfectly legible. Overall a fine...

Six round SA revolver with 6" octagonal barrel. The bore is very good, mirror bright with one shallow area of pitting. The action works perfectly. The cylinder locks up on time. The pistol has approximately 98% of its original blue. The grips are good with handling marks. The right side of the frame is Japanese marked. The Japanese characters indicate that this was issued to the Tokyo...

DA/SA, six-shot, break-open revolver with 6" barrel. Cylinder is correct with double stop notches (also known as locking notches.) Bore is good with shallow pitting near the muzzle. The action works perfectly and locks up on time. The barrel marking are sharp and clear. This revolver was refinished long ago. This "D.A. Frontier" is the model and caliber known to be carried by Belle Starr,...

Seven shot revolver. Bore has strong rifling with pitting. Metal has approximately 95% original factory nickel plating. Action works. Very good overall condition.

Serial number 5193. Revolver was manufactured during the Civil War. Bore has strong rifling with some pitting. Action works properly. The right side grip has a repair. Left side is good. Address markings are visible. Priced reasonably.

Very rare revolving rifle with detachable shoulder stocker. Barrel is 16". Bore is excellent. Action works perfectly and locks up on time. Forend and grip are of the burnt orange and black matrix and are original to the gun. Right side pistol grip has a very small chip on the underside at the toe. (You have to turn the gun upside down to see it. Very minor!) The shoulder stock is excellent...

45 caliber, 7" barrel, S/N 5137. Blue finish, case colored hammer, trigger and trigger guard. Marked "US" on the bottom of the butt. Grips still retain an excellent cartouche with "JRJr 1876", for Lt. James Rockwell Jr., who inspected Smith & Wesson revolvers from 1874-1876. **Retaining nearly...

Made in 1880s. 32 caliber with a 3” barrel. Gun has 90% of the original nickel. Action works perfectly. Grips are red mottled. Checkered hard rubbers. This gun comes with the original box. Very fine original gun!

Manufactured 1861-1874. Caliber is .32 rimfire. Barrel is 6". Serial number is 1671; which falls into the Civil War period. It is known that some officers carried these as personal sidearms. This revolver has scattered pitting and is has a gray patina. The action works correctly. Bore has fair to good rifling with corrosion. Grips are good with some minor nicks and dings, no cracks or chips....

This is the variation with the shorter barrel lug. Bore is excellent. Action works perfectly. Grips are excellent, no chips or cracks. Revolver has most of it's original nickel with some minor flaking. A very fine revoler.

The Smith & Wesson 32 rimfire long caliber Model No. 1 1/2 (also known as the New Model 1 1/2) was made from 1868 to 1875. It features a fluted five-shot cylinder and birds head grips. The 3.5" barrel has a good rifled bore with moderate erosion in the grooves. Approx. 80% of the nickel finish remains with flaking on a couple of chambers, to the front of the cylinder on both sides, at...

Also known as the No. 2 Army. Caliber .32 Rimfire. Serial number 13448. Revolver falls in Civil War era production. Barrel has been shortened to 3 3/8", which makes the barrel handle better and more concealable. Action works perfectly. Good overall condition.

First model American manufactured between 1870-1872. .44 American Caliber. Bore has strong rifling with some frosting. Barrel is 8". Action works properly. Metal has a mostly brown patina. Address markings are sharp. A presentable No. 3 American.