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Art Deco
To my eye.........one of the more elegant and pleasing Smiths ever made.
61/2 inch barrel with a round butt. The best I ever saw are a perfect nickle pair with factory pearls, one square, one round.
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I agree. That extra 1/2 inch makes a huge difference in its appearance. Those round butt grips with the brass medallion are beautiful as well. I don't see them very often.
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