Once again, this shows the importance of lettering your Smith & Wesson. When I received your letter and checked the ship date, I was happy to see the destination "Walter Winans". If your looking to sell it, I would suggest purchasing a table at the next gun show in your area. The only things on your table should be the revolver (in a locked case), a copy of your factory letter and any supporting documentation. Don't put a price on it, the reason, ask people what they would pay. Get a feel for interest and prices. Someone may have an offer that you can't resist. Do this at several shows. Word will spread, the right person will find you. Next, try on-line sites. If you have to, as a last resort, place it in auction. Make sure you can put a reserve on it. If the auction house won't put a reserve on it, find another one that will. As I told you when we spoke, you have a real piece of history there. I would not sell it, but it's not me. Good luck.
Don Mundell
Assistant Historian SWHF

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