Revolver values
Hello, I will do my best to describe and no I do not have pictures, nor can I find any model numbers on them.
first , a blue S+W with 2" barrel, hammer,38 s+w cal ,5 digit serial 74xxx , 95% or better ?
next , S+W nickel breaktop 32 s+W cal , grip safety , ser 122xxx ?
last , H+R young america double action 32 cal fair cond ?
any help appreciated !!!!!
first , a blue S+W with 2" barrel, hammer,38 s+w cal ,5 digit serial 74xxx , 95% or better ?
next , S+W nickel breaktop 32 s+W cal , grip safety , ser 122xxx ?
last , H+R young america double action 32 cal fair cond ?
any help appreciated !!!!!
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As I am sure someone will mention, it is almost impossible to determine a value without pictures to see.
The only other possible ways would be to get a book such as the Fjestad's Blue Book or Flayderman's and get a value which may or not be close to what they are worth or scan the completed auctions for the same model in similar condition and see what they sold for.0 -
If a hand ejector (swing out cylinder) the first gun was known as a Terrier before model numbers were assigned in 1957. Sometimes listed as a .38-.32.
The second is a .32 New Departure Second Model made between 1902 and 1909.
Maybe you can find some in closed auctions to get an idea of the resale value.
The H&R Young America might have been made anytime from about 1900 til World War II. It cost $6.95 in 1939 when the .38-32 Terrier was $30 and the New Departure Safety Hammerless was $28. Not much gun in fair condition.0 -
Thanks Hawk ,, I believe you hit it exact !!!!!! the info is greatly appreciated ..... JB 0
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