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I wanted to take a couple of photos of one of my favorite S&W revolvers. The 44 hand ejector second model target. It was shipped in the summer of 1930 to the George Worthington Wholesale Hardware o. In Cleveland Ohio. It has that great high polish finish of that era. Bill
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Wow. Jealous.

Thanks for sharing it.
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A very handsome revolver...
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That's purty!
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Man that's NICE!
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Such beautiful condition after all these years - a sock drawer revolver, for sure! Congrats!

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Wow! What great condition. Appears to be well taken care of.
Many years of enjoyable shooting, and to your enjoyment.

If it were mine, it too would be in a Good Home and well taken
care of, and make it into my Revolver Range Bag, rotating
through every so often.

Thank you for Sharing and the Pictures.
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Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you for sharing; I bet it’s a joy to shoot.
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The former quarters for the George Worthington Company were transformed in apartments and condos in the 1990s. I did the trim work in many of them. It is good to know the history lives on, in a variety of ways.

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Fine looking S&W anyone would be proud to own.
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Great looking gun! Do the grips have half inch medallions?
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Wow, it looks like you could walk right into that blue it’s so deep! Absolutely stunning.
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Simply beautiful, congratulations and thank you for showing it.
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The George Worthington Co.in Cleveland. They were in business for 166 years. Bill
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The George Worthington Co.in Cleveland. They were in business for 166 years. Bill
Next time I am downtown, I will snap a photograph of what the site looks like now.

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Very nice Bill!!!

Thanks for sharing,
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