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Accessories

Item

Description

PRE-War

Screwdriver

GENUINE pre-war screwdriver with nickel plated steel handle. 7 rows of knurling. Handle nickel is near perfect at 99%, blue on blade is worn to 80%. Nice one.

SOLD

PRE-War

Screwdriver

GENUINE pre-war screwdriver with nickel plated steel handle. 7 rows of knurling. Handle is perfect, blue on blade is worn to 98%. Super Nice one.

650

HUMP Back Hammer

For the Pre-War K frame. A new, never used K frame CENTERFIRE Hump Back Hammer. Hammer nose in place, no sear or stirrup- use yours. NICE case colors.

400

Red 32

Regulation Police Box

Red 2-piece 32 Reg Police Box for a 4 inch Nickel. Minor edge wear and rubbing. Bright, clear end label. 1” of paper loss beside one thumb cut. RARE Box.

SOLD
225

Remington

Model 51

32 Auto Box

& Tools & Instruction Pamphlet

This Hinge-top box has the 8 page INSTRUCTION Sheet, slotted Cleaning Rod, Twisted handle Cleaning Brush, and original Hardware Store hanging Price Tag!! The front two corners of the lid are split. Three labels on ends and front edge are intact and nice with minor wear. Cloth hinge is solid, but paper cover is split. The Instruction Sheet measures 9” X 12”, so it is 4-folded to fit in box. The four sheets have split apart at the spine, and are cracking at the folds. Still very legible and illustrated. A wonderful outfit I have NEVER encountered before.

225

Gold 38 M&P AIRWEIGHT Box

Gold box for the 2” 38 M&P Airweight, Blue. These were regular 38 M&P boxes with a white label glued on one end with the printed data for a Round Butt Airweight. BRIGHT, clean, and shiny with ver minor edge wear- extremely nice. Ser # C 318324 on bottom. NICE!

SOLD 125

NM #3 Box

A green hinge-top box labeled for a Single Action 44, Blued, 6-1/2 Inch. It is in solid condition with a strong hinge and makes a good presentation. Entire box is clear coated with some preservative that makes it rather shiny. Instructions inside lid are completely legible. Label has some chipping, but all print is present. Some corners have been glued fairly skillfully. The fabric on top shows wrinkling. There is a small break on top. Original serial number 26669 on bottom. Pics available. A very rare find.

SOLD

N Frame Hand Ejectors

PRE- War N Frame

Model

Serial #

Barrel

Finish

Description

357

Registered

Magnum

46376

Reg# 151

6.5”

Blue

Factory Letter- shipped June 12, 1935 to Leacock Sporting Goods, St. Louis, MO. With 6.5 inch, Blue, Call Gold Bead, Square notch, and Grip Adapter. Still in original configuration with original grips and grip adapter. Strong case colors. No wear on recoil shield, so appears to be fired very little. Muzzle wear has been touched up with cold blue, but is blended very well. Very small patch of dings on left of barrel and left of cyl. Scattered light handling marks and a very few freckles. Original grips show wear on bottom edges, tiny chips around right escutcheon, and one large ding. Looks far better than it sounds, actually being a very pretty, totally original gun. Perfect bore and action.

SOLD
4500

357

Registered

Magnum

47152

Reg# 665

5.5”

Blue

Factory Letter- shipped Dec20, 1935 to Shapleigh Hardware, St. Louis, with 3.5 inch, Blue, McGivern Bead, Square Notch, Checkered Service Stocks with Grip Adapter attached. Factory REBARRELED to 5.5 inch, with serial number and diamond in the shroud. There are NO stars or frame dates or any other factory service marks besides the diamond. I do not believe it is refinished, but if it is, it is a perfect factory job!

Currently- 5.5 inch factory rebarrel, King Red Post on Reflector Base, White Outline Square Notch, and Pre-War Magna grips. Mild muzzle and edge wear, scattered hairlines and very mild handling marks- just a super nice used gun. Wear on recoil shield and ejector rod indicates moderate firing. Perfect bore and action. Strong, vivid case colors. Small patch of blue loss on bottom corner of gripframe by serial number. The Magnas are fabulous- about perfect with perfect, bright medallions. Some idiot in the past faked this gun’s serial number OVER the original number of the grips, but they are totally original finish outside. They fit as well as originals! No grip adapter of course. Very attractive gun.

SOLD

5500

357

Registered

Magnum

47173

Reg# 716

6”

Blue

Factory Letter- shipped Dec 30, 1935 Dept of Metro Police, Lafayette, IN, 6 inch, Blue, grip adapter attached.

Still in the original configuration, original finish. The beautiful service grips do NOT have matching number to gun, grip adapter IS on the gun. A solid 94-95 % gun with muzzle wear and slight freckling, some edge wear, some scratches on one side of cyl, and a few scattered hairline and dings. Still far above the average police gun. It appears to have had little to moderate shooting. Bore is bright and shiny, but has some scratches I assume came from driving out a stuck bullet. It is NOT bulged. Polishing or shooting would improve it. The action is smooth and very good.

5750

357

Registered

Magnum

48340

Reg# 1032

5”

Blue

Factory Letter- shipped May 15, 1936 to Charles A. Bogard, Sandusky, OH, 5 inch, Blue, 1/10 Patridge, Square Notch, Magnas, with EXTRA pair of Magnas. I believe it to be the original finish, but it has two frame dates- 5.47 and 12.52 with a star on the butt THROUGH the blue. It is in the original configuration as shipped. Perhaps the star and dates indicate only service or sight changes- the front sight pin appears to have been driven. It is a decent used gun, showing muzzle and edge wear and light handling marks. There are four small spots of finish loss on left side of frame, and a several small spots on right side. Good case colors. It shows fairly heavy shooting, but has a smooth and sound action. The Magnas are very decent and fit well, but never had a number, so they may be the extra pair.

4750

357

Registered

Magnum

50211

Reg# 1904

3.5”

Blue

Factory Letter- shipped Feb 11, 1937 to Hoffman Hardware in Los Angeles, 6 inch blue, King Red Post on reflector base, 112 King Rear, magna grips. I have the SECOND PAGE of the factory letter. I assume some former owner kept the first page to protect his identity. The first page is always generic history, so I will provide a copy of a first page to you.

Currently- A very high condition Reg Mag that has a CUT BARREL. The barrel was expertly cut, and matches the factory contour. It is cold blued on the muzzle where it was cut. It shows trace edge wear on the ORIGINAL BLUE FINISH. Strong case colors on hammer and trigger. There are three very small marks on back of trigger guard. It still has the red post on reflector base. The rear sight is a plain square notch. It is numbered 6638 on bottom, which would be the last four of another gun’s number. I am at a loss to explain how it came to be replaced on such a high condition gun. It wears beautiful smooth stag grips with small gold medallions custom made for the gun by Ken Driskill. Fabulous action and perfect bore make this the ultimate shooter grade Reg Mag.

SOLD 3500

357

Registered

Magnum

57287

Reg# 4228

6”

Blue

Factory Letter- shipped Nov 4, 1938 to Dept of Police, Albany, NY, attn: James A. Kirwin Commissioner of Police, 6 inch Blue, Baughman ramp on plain base, Square notch, and Magnas. It is in ORIGINAL configuration with original numbered Magnas. It has light muzzle and edge wear, with scattered hairlines and handling marks, and a few scattered freckles- a decently cared for holster gun. Shows only light firing. Perfect bore and action. Very nice original Magnas.

7000

38/44

Outdoorsman

41873

6.5”

Blue

Factory Letter- shipped Sept 29, 1932 to H.D. Folsom Arms Co, NY, NY, 6.5 inch, Blue, checkered grips. The grips are EXACTLY 100 numbers lower at 41773, and the letter mentions that it might be a factory error. Light muzzle and edge wear, with scattered hairlines and handling marks. There is a noticeable scratch on sideplate. Strong case colors with a perfect bore and action. The dark service grips are very nice. Appears to have had moderate firing. Perfect bore with a very nice action.

SOLD 2250

38/44

Outdoorsman

48890

6.5”

Blue

Factory Letter- Shipped 11-24-36 to Renssalaer Police Dept in Renssalaer, NY. A solid 97-98% gun with slight muzzle wear and edge wear, and wear on corners of shroud and scattered mild handling marks. Light full cyl ring. Grips are very pretty and proper service style that do not have matching number and are just a tad long. They are near perfect with a small, smooth ding on bottom edge of left grip. Perfect bore and an action that CANNOT be improved. The ultimate Pre-War Target gun. NICE.

SOLD 2250

44 HE

1^st Model

Triple

Lock

9230

5”

Blue

Factory Letter- shipped July 1, 1914 to Phillippi Wishart, no address, 5 inch, Blue, Checkered Gold Medallion grips. Probably around 40% original blue, the rest faded to smooth gray patina over some micro pitting. Faded case colors. Wearing a great pair of old jigged bone grips that have been on it a LONG time. They have phony gemstones where medallions would normally be- diamond on right, ruby on left. “Delightfully Tacky” in my estimation. Bright bore with only a very few light pits. Front of cyl lightly pitted. Perfect action is tighter than some new guns. Yoke detent still present. Honest old gun. Southwestern Lawman, perhaps? I wish it could talk to me.

SOLD 1375

44 HE

1^st Model

Triple

Lock

10919

6.5”

Blue

Factory Letter- shipped July 16, 1917 to Simmons Hardware in St. Louis, MO, 6-1/2 inch, Blue, Checkered w/ Gold Medallions. ALL metal numbers match. Proper gold medallion grips may not be original- no visible number. Yoke detent still present. About a 65-70% original finish gun. Case colors faded. Much wear and freckling down sides of barrel. Cyl, topstrap, and trigger guard have some pitting with blue loss. Sides of frame and gripstraps actually look pretty good. Cyl flutes are still NICE. Bore is bright and shiny with light pitting at rear. Action is perfect. Grips are actually quite decent.

SOLD

975

44 HE

2^nd

Model

14630

5”

NICK

Factory Letter- shipped Nov 25, 1916 to Cullem & Boren Co, Dallas, TX, 5 inch, Nickel, Gold medallion grips. About 70% original nickel, but the bare steel is very silvery and blends well. Most wear is on right side of barrel, sideplate and right side of frame, and sides of cyl- a holster gun. Currently wears fairly modern stag grips. Bore is bright and shiny with a trace of micro pitting down one land. Action is perfect and tight. Yoke detent present. Never had a butt swivel. The EARLIEST, lowest number 2^nd Mod I have ever seen. NEAT gun.

1350

44 HE

2^nd

Model

36154

6.5”

NICK

97% beautiful orig nickel with some spots on the sideplate that show light pitting through the nickel. Also a couple of other tiny flaws- best to send for pics. Beautiful, orig LARGE medallion grips. Bright, shiny, perfect bore. Appears fired very little. Still a very striking gun. This model is seldom seen with Large medallions.

975

44 HE

2^nd

Model

53289

5”

Blue

A solid 90% gun wearing the original Pre-War MAGNA grips. Wear is in the normal places- muzzle, extending up barrel sides, corners, edges, sides of cyl, and gripstraps. Muzzle has a ding that does not affect the crown. Right grip has a ½” chip in bottom border. Perfect bore and great action. A rather scarce variant of the later 2^nd Model.

1500

44 HE

2^nd

Model

TARGET

19476

6.5”

Blue

Factory Letter- shipped Sept 7, 1922 to Wolf & Klar, Ft. Worth, 6.5 inch, Blue, Target, Checkered walnut grips. ALL metal numbers match, grips are proper non-medallion that do not have matching number. Moderate muzzle wear on left, 1-1/2 inch on right, with light freckling down barrel sides. Frame corner, knuckle, and front edges of cyl show wear. Sides of cyl show mild scuffing from “lay downs”. Scattered micro freckles and three small patches of pitting on right side of hammer. Tiny ding on corner of Paine front sight. Perfect bore and a really great action. Still a pretty old Target that’s above 90%

2550

TARGET

Model 1926

44 HE

THIRD Model

54709

6.5”

Blue

Factory Letter- Shipped June 20, 1940 to Henry T. Kelany in Alpine, NY. The gun letters as a Special Order Target with Call Gold Bead, HUMP BACK Hammer, and MAGNA grips. Grips and ALL other numbers match. Solid 95% Original Blue with LIGHT pitting on right side of muzzle for ½”, and on right side of front sight blade. There is a ¼” spot of dark brown which blends with the blue above caliber stamp on right side. Tiny spot of blue loss on frame knuckle. Full cyl ring. A FEW tiny freckles on hammer and here and there, and sharp edge wear. Fading case colors. Perfect bore with a marvelous action. ORIGINAL Magnas are beautiful with some mild dings on bottom and one below the medallion, and one tiny chip on the point of right horn. Best to request pics- this gun looks better than it sounds, and is fabulously RARE.

8000

U.S.

Army

1917

Early

2621

5.5”

Blue

An uncommonly nice example of the EARLY WW I 1917. Totally original and all matching. 96-97%. GHS initials, GROOVED hammer, and DISHED grips. “S” inspector stamps in yoke cut and on cyl and barrel. YOKE Stop still present. Bore is bright with faint trace of frosting. Very light edge wear with scattered light scratches and handling marks. Cyl has some small frosty patches where holster rust did not quite get through the blue. Grips are solid with no chips, but have some dings and scratches. I am just being thorough here- in a display 3 feet from the viewer, it would appear to be virtually mint. It still might be the best early 1917 you have ever seen.

1375

U.S.

Army

1917

Early

13546

5.5”

Blue

An outstanding example of the EARLY WW I 1917. Totally original and all matching. 98-99%. GHS initials, GROOVED hammer, and DISHED grips. “S” inspector stamps in yoke cut and on cyl and barrel. YOKE Stop still present. Bore is bright with faint trace of frosting. FAINT muzzle and edge wear, and mild scratches on two sides of cyl. Grips are beautiful. VIVID case colors.. A very few tiny handling marks. It will take a NEW one to beat it. Qualifies as a screamer!

SOLD

1575

U.S.

Army

1917

46691

5.5”

Blue

A gorgeous example of the later variety WW I 1917. Totally original and all matching. 97%. Flaming bomb, smooth hammer, and convex grips. “S” inspector stamps in yoke cut and on cyl and barrel. YOKE Stop still present. Bore is bright and shiny with the faintest trace possible of frosting on lands. Light muzzle and edge wear. VIVID case colors. Blem and minor handling scratches on backstrap. Small ding on heel of frame. Deep ding toward heel of right grip on bottom edge, and mild dings on bottoms and faces of grips. Still very pretty grips! A very few tiny handling marks. Pin head spot of blue loss on cyl. It will take one just about NEW to beat it. NICE!

SOLD

1350

U.S.

Army

1917

112 811

5.5”

Blue

A very nice example of the later variety WW I 1917. Totally original and all matching. 95-96%. Flaming bomb, smooth hammer, and convex grips. Eagle head inspector stamps in yoke cut and on cyl and barrel and frame. YOKE Stop still present. Bore is bright and shiny with some frosting. Visible muzzle wear and light edge wear. Scattered light scratches and handling marks. Lightly rubbed spot on sideplate and a few on cyl. Strong case colors.One tiny chip at heel of right grip. Still DISPLAY quality.

1150

455 HE

1^st Model

Triple Lock

5105

6.5”

Blue

A beautiful Triple Lock from the WW I Brit contract. Solid 97-98% gun with the normal dings seen on Brit guns from rough handling. The most worn spot is the frame knuckle. Light set of Brit proofs- below barrel pin, upper left corner of frame, one on back of cyl, and double Broad Arrows at lower right frame corner and back of knuckle. Perfect bore and action- appears nearly unfired. ALL numbers match, including grips. Grips retain some gold wash on the medallions. They have no cracks or chips, but show handling dings. Bright case colors. You will be hard-pressed to upgrade this military model. TOTALLY original.

SOLD

2175

455 HE

1^st Model

Triple Lock

12461

6.5”

Blue

Factory Letter- with this high number, it letters as a 44 HE in cal 455, since they pulled 44’s from the vault and converted them to 455’s. Shipped Apr 12, 1916 to Shapleigh Hardware in St Louis. Now, it really gets interesting- the gun wears a set of British proofs! There is one in each cyl flute, two on barrel breech, and one on frame at barrel joint. I also acquired this gun with a WW I leather British issue holster and lanyard. A beautiful example that shows mild muzzle and edge wear, holster wear on the frame knuckle and topstrap, scattered hairlines and mild freckles. Case colors somewhat faded, with light freckles on hammer and trigger. There are two noticeable dings- one on bottom of extractor shroud, and one on top of frame. The original grips are gorgeous with a mild ding on bottom edge of right. Both grips have dings and a scratch on bottoms from the lanyard hook. This gun saw service somewhere. Bore and action are perfect, showing only light firing. Front of cyl has some light freckling in spots from the very corrosive Brit ammo. British issue holster and lanyard INCLUDED. I wish it could talk. Fabulous outfit.

SOLD
2650

Post- War N Frame

Model

Serial #

Barrel

Finish

Description

28-2

308896

4”

Blue

New, unfired in the original solid border Box. I’ll call it 99% because it has a tiny scratch above thumb latch which probably came from the tools in the box. There is also a very tiny mark beside one sideplate screw made when originally assembled. It has a mild cyl ring from handling, and a couple of micro freckles along that cyl ring from dry storage. One smooth sanding blem under the grip finish is also original to manufacture. Just being thorough- it is a beautiful Mod 28. Box is bright and clean, but has a tear at one thumb cut. It has the wax paper, Instruction Sheet, Warranty card, and complete, Unused tool kit. NICE gun!

750

Transition

Model 1926

44 Military

3^rd Model

63098

6.5”

Blue

5 Screw Model 1926 TRANSITION (Post-War Long Action)- Factory Letter- Shipped 10-3-46 to Schwabacher Hardware in Seattle, WA. It was one of 50 units.

We know these were used by the Washington State Police. They marked them “Washington State Police” on the backstrap, but they always removed the markings prior to selling them. 90% with light muzzle wear, most wear on cyl and triggerguard. Backstrap is gray, because Washington markings were neatly removed by the state. Butt Swivel was installed through the serial number by the factory, and number restamped under the left grip, though the invoice does not show it. That would be because they included them on this large police order for free. All numbers match. Original Transition magnas with matching number. Bright bore and great action. RARE barrel length in a rare Transition model. Very early Transition.

SOLD

2250

1950

44 Military

148417

5”

Blue

5 Screw, Pre Model 21. The 1950 Model 44 Military. Factory Letter- Shipped May 3, 55 to Berns Wholesale Co. in Denver. A decent gun with light to moderate honest wear in the normal places- muzzle, edges, side of cyl, and gripstraps. There is some noticeable freckling around one cyl flute, right edge of trigger guard, and right lower edge of frame, along with a small spot on sideplate. The front sight has been very neatly ramped and serrated. Trigger serrations have been polished smooth, but some case colors remain on sides. Perfect bore and fabulous action. This will make a great shooter/toter. The mint, correct diamond magnas are not numbered to the gun.

2500

1950

Target

146180

6.5”

Blue

Shipped- Dec 23, 1956 to Jurek Bros Co, Greenfield, MA according to Roy Jinks. It is high polish, Patridge, Plain Square notch, original magna grips. ALL numbers match. Light muzzle and edge wear. Numerous scattered hairlines and light handling marks. Some scratches on sides of cyl from laying it down. It has two sides of cyl that are slightly dulled- probably from cold blue used to touch up hairlines. Perfect bore and a very smooth action. Sounds far worse than it looks. It is actually the very high end of shooter grade.

1500

1950

Target

141143

4”

Blue

Factory Letter- shipped Nov 8, 1955 to Sloan’s Sporting Goods, NYC, NY, in 4inch, Blue, Checkered walnut. 5 Screw, High Polish Blue. This gun has had a Red Ramp and White Outline installed. Standard hammer and trigger. ALL metal numbers match, but the proper diamond magnas do not have matching number. Light muzzle and edge wear, one tiny blem on sideplate. Shows moderate firing. Has perfect bore and a good action.

SOLD
2750

1950

Target

94258

4”

Blue

Factory Letter- shipped June 16, 1952 to Shapleigh Hardware, St. Louis, MO, 6-1/2 inch, Blue. This Pre-26 is cal 45 ACP or 45 Auto Rim. It wears the original blue. The barrel was professionally CUT to 4 inch, and the muzzle cold blued. The front Patridge and ramp base was reinstalled with two pins, and the Patridge cut into a ramp blade. All this is very nicely done. For some reason, the bottom rear corner of grip frame is very slightly rounded. Mild hairline scratches on right side of barrel from a holster, but virtually no muzzle or edge wear. One half inch by quarter inch spot of mild pitting on side of cyl neatly touched up with cold blue. Wearing Pachmayr grips. NEAT carry gun!

SOLD

850

44 Magnum

PRE-29

177203

6.5”

Blue

4 Screw, Pre- Model 29. A decent used gun in the high end of shooter grade- 95% range. Trace of muzzle and edge wear. Very small pitted areas on right side of rib and muzzle- very unobtrusive. Freckles on sideplate and one flute of cyl has some blue loss from freckling. A few scattered handling marks and one ding on rear edge of cyl . Beautiful cokes have a chipped left horn and a micro chip on right horn and some VERY mild dings. They are still quite striking with perfect checkering and pretty red color. A decent, “using/hunting” Pre-29!

1375

625-7

45 Colt

CDZ

4491

3”

Stlss

Rd Butt

One of approximately 150 Lew Horton models manufin 98-99. See page 254 of SCSW. Red Ramp, White Outline, NO Lock, cal 45 Long Colt. In the orig plastic case with papers. Smooth fingergroove Combat Stock show some finish wear, possibly form bore solvent. Has a cyl ring and a small scuff on side of cyl. Very neat 45 Colt carry gun.

SOLD
1150

625

Fluted Hunter

170081

LHD

0014

6”

Stlss

Performance Center Mod 625-6. Product Code 170081. Cal 45 Long Colt, 6 inch slabside, Magnaported, removable weights in underlug, integral Weaver rail system, Red Ramp, Chamfered Cyl, NO Lock. Only about 50 of these remained in the US- the rest were sent to Germany. See SCSW, page 355- top left. NEW in the plastic case with papers, Removable weights and wrench. Definitely the ultimate 45 Colt by S&W.

1800

K Frame Hand Ejectors

PRE-War K Frame

Model

Serial #

Barrel

Finish

Description

K-22

Outdoorsman

644487

6”

Blue

A K-22 Outdoorsman with a stainless Call bead and the One screw rear sight. ALL numbers match, including grips. Moderate muzzle wear and wear on ejector rod. Front four inches of barrel have numerous tiny scratches and dings that I’m at a loss to explain- Actually a rather high condition gun except for that. Perfect bore and a slick action that could not be any better. Grips are nice with no problems.

SOLD

750

K-22

Outdoorsman

673779

6”

Blue

A K-22 Outdoorsman that currently wears a GRIP ADAPTER with Pre-War MAGNA grips that have been very neatly thinned to work with the grip adapter. This feels GREAT! It shows light to moderate muzzle and edge wear with scattered hairlines and light handling marks. Some freckling on frame knuckle. This was someone’s shooter and it will make a good high grade shooter for you. Perfect bore and action. Stainless Call Bead. NEAT outfit. No letter.

1550

32-20

Hand Ejector

136542

6”

Blue

Gorgeous 97% gun with ½” muzzle wear on left, a light one inch on right. Light edge and corner wear, with a few scattered hairlines and very light handling marks. The beautiful non-medallion grips look almost new! Vivid case colors. Smooth trigger, square top frame. Yoke detent and large knob. Perfect bore and action- appears almost unfired. This is about the 3^rd BEST 32-20 I have ever seen. Uncommonly NICE 32-20.

SOLD

975

38 M&P

WW II

USNCPC

752803

4”

Blue

Factory Letter- shipped Mar 27, 1941 to Navy Yard, Washington, DC, 38 Spec, 4 inch, Blue. “U.S.N.C.P.C.” stamped on backstrap. Theses rare M&P’s were ordered for the U.S. Navy Civilian Police Corps, which was intended to guard shipyards and docked ships. Good case colors. Butt swivel present. Moderate muzzle and edge wear. Light wear on topstrap. Center of sideplate faded to gray-brown. Gripstraps and trigger guard faded to brown. Ding on front edge of cyl. Light wear on sides of cyl. Grips are proper checkered service type, but not a matching number, and show wear and dings. ALL metal numbers match. Perfect bore and action. Now hear this- this is still the BEST example I have ever seen of this rare WW II variant!

SOLD 1375

Post-War K Frame

Model

Serial #

Barrel

Finish

Description

K-22

Masterpiece

2466

6”

Blue

An early post-war 5 Screw K-22 with the Large Ejector Knob. “S” under barrel for the new safety hammer block. ALL numbers match, including grips. Light muzzle wear, wear on front edges of cyl and ejector rod, and a very few mild handling marks. Right grip has a chipped top front corner, and both have slight grooves from a grip adapter. Perfect bore and really smooth action. Original 1/10” front sight has been replaced with a 1/8” blade for greater visibility. A very decent early variant.

SOLD

825

K-38

Masterpiece

78197

6”

Blue

5 Screw. This is a fairly early Heavy Barrel. A decent 96% gun with mild edge wear common to a used Target gun. Mild rub on side of barrel. Cyl shows a few mild scuffs and 2 spots of blue loss from fabric of a gun case. Nice case colors. The early, thin-spur Target Hammer may be original. ALL numbers match, EXCEPT grips which are the proper diamond magnas. Nice case colors. Perfect Bore with a nice action.

SOLD

525

L Frame Hand Ejectors

Model

Serial #

Barrel

Finish

Description

242

Airlite

CDF

0358

2.5”

Alloy

The 8 shot 38 Spec +P Hammerless L frame. NO internal lock. This model was only produced for ONE year. It is NEW in the jewelry case, inside the box, with papers and key for case and trigger lock. It did not come with a fired case. You simply can’t find a better one.

SOLD

850

586

AJB

8614

8-3/8

Blue

A decent used 8-3/8 inch Model 586 with Red Ramp and White Outline, .400 serrated Target Trigger, Standard Semi-Target Hammer, Goncalo Target grips with Speedloader cutout, NO Lock, No MIM. Has a small area of light piting at left muzzle and underlug tip. Not very obtrusive. A couple of micro freckles and a tiny mild ding on trigger guard. Perfect bore and action is very tight. Full cyl ring and evidence of only moderate firing. Grips are excellent. A very decent shooter.

465

Small Frame Hand Ejectors

I Frame

Model

Serial #

Barrel

Finish

Description

22/32

PRE-War

Kit Gun

530151

4”

Blue

ROUND Butt PRE-War 22/32 Kit Gun shows finish wear on ORIGINAL blue from use for one inch at muzzle, sharp edges, front edge of cyl, backstrap, and trigger guard. Front sight replaced with properly fitting Sheard Gold Bead, Rear sight has a White Outline King U notch blade. There are three tiny dings from the punch used on front sight replacement. Bore and action are perfect. The silver medallion Round Butt grips are proper, but number does not match. ALL metal numbers match. This EARLY Kit Gun will make you a dandy little shooter.

SOLD

22/32

PRE-War

Kit Gun

532410

4”

Blue

SQUARE Butt PRE-War 22/32 Kit Gun with Stainless Call Bead and Square notch. It shows moderate muzzle and edge wear, wear on front edge of cyl and trigger guard edges. Freckling down sides of barrel from a holster. Tiny blem above trigger on right. Two tiny areas of pitting behind frame lug. Otherwise, just a few scattered freckles. ALL metal numbers match. Perfect Bore and a great, smooth action. Square Butt extension stocks are proper, but number does not match.

2250

Regulation Police

459803

3.25”

NIC

A gorgeous Pre War 32 Reg Police in the original maroon display box. The gun is easily 99%, showing only a tiny spiderweb blem on sideplate and scattered hairlines and handling marks. The extension square butt patent date grips look absolutely new. The box has some paper loss and edge wear, but all corners and the hinge are very solid. The label is perfect. You may NEVER upgrade this one. NICE!

850

Regulation Police

Transition

586896

3.25”

Blue

An early post-war 32 Regulation Police, made just like the pre-war except for the coil spring. The coil mainspring makes this an Improved I frame. 4 line address. 5 screw with the stepped backstrap for the extension square butt stocks. Mild muzzle wear, storage marks on one side of cyl, and some mild drawer scratches on other sides of cyl. Tiny blem on side of barrel, and a small blem on trigger guard. Perfect bore and action. The proper extension grips were not fitted on these post-war guns, so they are not numbered. Actually a decent little gun.

SOLD

500

Hand

Ejector

591403

3.25”

NIC

Post-War Improved I frame 5 Screw. Has the small trigger guard, short grip frame, coil mainspring, half-moon front sight, four-line address, modern hammer block, small ejector knob, magna grips. ALL numbers match. 98-99% nickel with some hairline scratches and a very few freckles. Also freckles on hammer and trigger. Some light rust under grips removed with CorrosionX. Polished up, it will be about as good as you will find short of NIB. PRETTY.

450

J Frame

Model

Serial #

Barrel

Finish

Description

Baby

Chiefs

Special

18744

2”

Blue

A really gorgeous 5 screw 38 Spec Baby Chiefs Special. Smooth ramp front sight. One hairline on sideplate that is not through the blue. One tiny scratch on sideplate. Only the slightest trace of muzzle wear and edge wear you need a magnifier to see. 3 or 4 micro handling marks. ALL numbers match, including the near perfect grips. Appears virtually unfired. It will be difficult for you to ever upgrade here if you add a box.

SOLD

775

195835

4”

Stnls

22 LR Stainless Kit Gun. Recessed cyl, barrel is not pinned. Square butt, Red Ramp, Plain rear. Wearing Pachmayr Square Target grips. Very decent gun showing mild use. Some dings on yoke I can’t explain. Otherwise, nothing but hairlines. Perfect bore and a very nice action.

SOLD
475

S&W Automatics

Model

Serial #

Barrel

Finish

Description

76046

5.5”

Blue

I bought this gun used in 1975, but it predates 1970. The original barrel is a 5-1/2” Heavy Barrel with Lazy ampersand. It is in the original Box with papers, wax paper, extra mag, cleaning rod and screwdriver. Solid 98-99% gun with only trace muzzle and edge wear. Has a 1” hairline at left muzzle that is not thru the blue. Faint rubs on sides of slide that are not thru the blue. Normal tiny ding from slide stop. Right grip has the thumbrest edge smoothed down, but you cannot tell it is altered- looks NICE, and feels GOOD. Solid border box is very decent with one broken corner on lid. The gun has the OVERSIZE trigger guard that was offered as an accessory installed.
The original trigger guard is INCLUDED.

975

459

SPECIAL

1 of 803

881411

4”

Matte

Blue

Factory Letter COPY- Letter explains that 803 Mod 459’s were assembled with fixed sights, matte blue, and dull nylon grips from parts left over from various Government contracts and experimental models like the XM9. Only the 803 were ever produced and released through commercial channels. NEW in the original box with Two Mags, Tools, Papers, and wax paper. Comes with copies of TWO factory letters and a magazine article. Box shows wear, but is solid.

975

745

TBK

7044

5”

Blue

Stlss

Mod 745 in 45 ACP with blue slide and stainless frame, single action, fixed sights, No IPSC engraving. A very nice gun with minor muzzle wear and a couple of light hairlines. It appears to have a low to very moderate round count. 2 yellow follower mags.

650

Topbreaks

Model

Serial #

Barrel

Finish

Description

Safety

Bicycle

151929

2”

Blue

A 32 Safety Hammerless Third Model, cal 32 S&W, TWO inch, Blue. The “Bicycle” Model. ALL numbers match on metal, and patent dates are on right side of barrel. Pinned front sight blade. Black hard rubber grips are numbered 151325. Nice gun that shows wear on muzzle, gripstraps and safety, frame knuckle, and barrel latch. Scattered hairlines and a match head size spot of rust on cyl. Bright, shiny bore with a trace of light pitting. Perfect action and firing pin. Small ding on front sight. Strong case on trigger. Very decent little safety. NOT an Antique- FFL or C&R required

SOLD

New Model

Japan

Contract

29625

6.5”

Blue

Factory Letter- shipped Aug 12, 1896, Japanese contract, to Takata & Co, Yokohama, Japan, 6-1/2 inch, Blue, Lanyard Ring, Black Hard Rubber. ALL numbers match, including grips. A very nice New Model #3, cal 44 Russian, retaining above 80% original blue. Wear at muzzle and down sides of barrel, blue loss on right edge and top of rib, wear on sides of cyl, gripstraps fading to gray. Case on hammer and trigger guard still colorful. Perfect bore and action. Fired very little. Screw heads lightly buggered. This specific serial number is mentioned on page 180 of Neal & Jinks- lower right column. OUTSTANDING gun.

SOLD

New Model #3 BOX- SEE Item # 7 ABOVE

Serial # 26669

SOLD

Other Brands

Make

Model

Serial #

Barrel

Finish

Description

Bernardelli