ad closed SOLD: Two Pre- 1900 Smith and Wesson Revolvers $350 OBO

[FireMedic]

Up for sale today we have two beautiful pistols made by Smith and Wesson.

 

The first is this pretty little 5 shot .32 Single Action (AKA Model One-and-a-Half centerfire) top break revolver. Manufacture date between 1878- 1892. Serial number 16253. If you have your handy Smith and Wesson Standard lying about you can find more information on page 87 of the fourth edition. Pistol appears to have been resurfaced as evident in the pictures. Other than the resurfacing it appears to be in good working order, is clean, and appears fully functional. (see below)

Second, we have a .38 Single Action 2nd Model  "Model 2, 2nd issue." Manufacture date between 1877-1891. Serial number 62505. In  that sameSmith and Wesson Standard lying about you can find more information on page 93 of the fourth edition. Pistol also appears to have been resurfaced as evident in the pictures. Other than the resurfacing it appears to be in good working order, is clean, and appears fully functional.

With any firearm of this age, roughly 132 years on the conservative side, I highly encourage purchaser take it to a specialist gun smith for safety inspection before attempting to fire live ammunition. I personally would not fire these guns until they had passed such inspection. While these appear to be fully operable and in good condition I do not have specialist tools, training, etc to fully guarantee safety for firing ammunition through a 100+ year old firearm.

I am selling these pieces for my church pastor who inherited them from his father-in-law's estate. He has asked me to sell these and others on his behalf. He is willing to be present at sale if requested by you to verify legal ownership. However, he is comfortable with me selling on his behalf in his absence. Up to you.

 

Asking $350 OBO on each. 

Edited January 5 by FireMedic
offer has been made ands sale is pending meet up

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