ad closed SOLD: .32-20 Hand Ejector Model 1902 1st Change

[FireMedic]

This posting is in regards to the title named pistol. Built circa 1903-1905 this .32-20 Winchester double action revolver is of the 4" barrel, with rounded black rubber with Smith and Wesson logo monogramed handle variety. Serial number 14903. Please turn you handy Smith and Wesson Standard Catalog fourth edition to page 150 to read more. UNLIKE my previous posts with antique firearms, this one is in its original factory finish. The firearm does have several indicators of wear as visible in the photos. However, having that factory finish is a huge plus for you collectors I know. My standard disclaimer applies, this pistol is approximately 120 years old. I am not a gunsmith nor do I have specialized tools. Before trying to fire live ammunition through this firearm you should seek the services of a competent professional who has the training and tools to evaluate a 100+ year old firearm. 

Asking $450

I am selling this firearm on behalf of my pastor who inherited this firearm from his Father-in-Law's estate. The pastor has designated me to be his representative in these sales. However, if you the purchaser would like my pastor to be present to verify legal ownership he is willing to be present. 

Edited January 5 by FireMedic
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