Old S&W Revolver grips
Recently I asked about an old revolver of mine and two of the helpful people on this forum stated that they were very old and possibly valuable. I would like more opinions on these grips as I am going to sell them here on GunBroker. A WAG at the value and starting price would also be helpful.
Special thanks to NMYERS and MACHINE GUN MORAN for the last post. I'm gong to try and sell the gun locally first and may list it if I can't sell it at the range. Here is a link to my last post about this:
http://forums.GunBroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=589374
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Special thanks to NMYERS and MACHINE GUN MORAN for the last post. I'm gong to try and sell the gun locally first and may list it if I can't sell it at the range. Here is a link to my last post about this:
http://forums.GunBroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=589374
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The grips are identified in the S & W book, as being. "Walnut, Square Butt,with recessed gold plated brass medallions". They date from approximately 1910-1920. As that was the time frame of W W I, with the commercial production curtailed. Not that common.
From the flattened checkering looks like they have seen a lot of use. Perhaps have been refinished?0 -
There is a serial # stamped onside the right stock...I can't read it tho...
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