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Manufactured in 1889, this 44 Double Action Frontier revolver was one of a Special Engraved Edition which features style 3 floral scroll and punch dot

According to the included (laminated) factory letter, this revolver was shipped 15 March 1890 to W.G. Parsons (address unknown). Grips, barrel, calibe

Manufactured from 1874 to 1878, this model is also known as the 3rd Model Russian. The most notable differences in appearance from the 2nd Model are t

Manufactured circa 1886 to 1913. The top of the barrel rib is marked with the two line address/patent dates. The matching serial is marked on the butt

Active in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries, A.O. Niedner played a role in the development of the Patridge front sight and the 22 Long Rifle cart

Identical to American Models except for the barrel address and chambered for the 44 Russian rather than the 44 American. This is a commercial revolver

Smith & Wesson commercial production "Old, Old Model Russian Revolver" with S&W factory letter. The letter states that this revolv...

According to the included Smith & Wesson factory letter, this revolver was part of a 100-gun order sold to M.W. Robinson (S&W's largest ...

Manufactured from 1878 to 1908. Blade and notch sights, with the 2-line address and "REISSUE" patent markings on the barrel rib. Matching ...

Smith & Wesson New Model No. 3 Single Action Revolver with factory letter. The S&W factory letter states that this revolver was shipped to ...

This is an example of an early production, U.S. Army S&W Schofield Revolver. The revolver has a high polish blue finish, casehardened hammer an...

This revolver features a pinned blade front and notch rear sights. The top of the rib is marked "+SMITH & WESSON SPRINGFIELD MASS. U.S.A. P...

The top of the barrel rib is marked "SMITH & WESSON SPRINGFIELD MASS. U.S.A." flanked by Maltese crosses and the left side is marked &...

Manufactured for the U.S. military circa 1876-77 with a total production of approximately 8,900 (both models) with 7,000 sold on U.S. contracts. The r

One of approximately 5,000 commercial arms manufactured. This is a rare variation that is cut for a shoulder stock, the back strap is cut twice and on

Manufactured from 1870 to 1872, the Smith & Wesson Model 3 American 1st Model represented a number of firsts for Smith & Wesson. It was the ...

Pinned front sight with a drift adjustable notched rear sight found on other examples of this model. Nickel barrel, cylinder and frame with caseharden

Manufactured in 1878 and subsequently custom engraved, this revolver features geometric designs on the sides of the barrel, floral scroll on the sides

This is an excellent example of a Civil War production Smith & Wesson No. 1, Second Issue tip-up revolver with mahogany case. The revolver has a...

Manufactured from 1857 to 1860, this 6th Type revolver features a brass blade front and notch rear sights, blue barrel and silver plated brass frame a

According to the included factory letter, this revolver was sold through dealer M.W. Robinson of New York City on 27 July 1870. The letter goes on to

This revolver features a gold finish with a blue trigger guard and casehardened trigger. It has the push button latch centered on the rear of the top

This was the last of Smith & Wesson's top break revolvers to be introduced. Manufactured from 1909 to 1920, this is a unique top break with ...

This is an excellent example of a scarce First Model 38 Smith & Wesson Double Action revolver. Smith & Wesson only made 4,000 of these revol...

Features a concealed hammer and a grip safety on the backstrap. The top of the rib is marked "+SMITH & WESSON SPRINGFIELD MASS U.S.A.+"...

Exceptional, original unaltered Smith & Wesson model revolver with the rare nickel plated finish and extra rare pearl grips. These pistol were m...

A) Produced from 1898 to 1907. Pinned front blade sight, notch rear sight which is part of the T-bar latch, standard two line address/ patent dates o

This revolver was manufactured in 1897 and featured 80% coverage of floral scroll and punch dot engraving covering the barrel sides, lug, frame, top s

Often referred to as the "Baby Russian", this top break, auto ejecting revolver is chambered for the Smith & Wesson 38 centerfire cart...

This Smith & Wesson 32/20 Hand Ejector Model of 1905 Second Change Target revolver was manufactured in 1910 and is a Special Engraved Edition fe...

Also referred to the 32 Hand Ejector Second Model, this revolver was manufactured in 1903 and was a Special Engraved Edition featuring factory Number

Manufactured in 1866, this Model 1, Second Issue revolver features nicely executed floral scroll and punch dot engraving on the barrel sides, cylinder

This is an example of a boxed Smith & Wesson .38 single action, 2nd model revolver that was manufactured circa 1877-1891. Standard two line addr...

Manufactured between 1909 and 1923. Fixed front and adjustable notch rear sights, the top of the barrel marked with a two line address/ patent dates f

Manufactured between 1878 and 1892, this model was the first 32 Smith & Wesson centerfire caliber top break revolver that automatically ejected ...

Manufactured from 1883 to 1909, with this particular revolver manufactured circa 1888. Features a pinned half-moon front and notch rear sights, top br

Manufactured from 1860 to 1868. The top of the rib has the one line address/patent dates (1855, 1859 and 1865) marking and a half-moon front sight. Ha

This Second Model was manufactured circa 1861 to 1862 and circa 1868 to 1873 with a total production of only about 8,000. The Second Model is distingu

Manufactured between 1860 and 1868 with standard one line Springfield address marked on the top of the barrel rib. The patent dates April 3, 1855, Ju

Standard on line Springfield barrel address on solid rib. Brass half moon sight on barrel rib, with notch rear sight on hammer cover. The revolver fe

Manufactured from 1860 to 1868. The top of the rib has the two line address/patent dates (1855, 1859 and 1865) marking and a half moon front sight. Ha

A) Manufactured circa 1890 to 1898 this lot consist of pair of Smith & Wesson 3rd Model 38 Safety Hammerless double action revolvers adorned wit...

Also known as the "New Departure" or "Lemon Squeezer", the Fourth Model was produced from 1898 to 1907. This particular revolver...

This revolver was the third Safety Hammerless made, and writer can say with confidence, made on the very first day of production in January of 1887. T

Produced between 1868 and 1875, the top of the barrel rib is marked with the standard one line address and patent dates and the serial number is marke

Manufactured from 1865 to 1868. The top of the rib has the two line address/patent dates (1855 & 1859) marking and a half-moon front sight. Has ...

Commonly referred to as the New Model or 2nd issue 1 1/2 and manufactured between 1868 to 1875. This revolver features a half-moon front sight with no

Smith & Wesson No. 1 Second Issue revolver. The revolver has a blued 3-3/16 inch barrel and seven shot cylinder. The top of the barrel is mark...

Manufactured from 1868 to 1881. This example of a Number One, 3rd Issue revolver was manufactured with the scarce 2 11/16" barrel. The one line...

Produced between 1868 and 1881. Fixed sights, with the one line address on top of the barrel. Finely New York engraved, with coverage exceeding 80%, s