That's a handsome gun with some appealing character lines on its surface.
Here's one I got several months ago. I haven't shot it yet, and from appearances it can't have been shot much at all by prior owners.
January 1918 -- still has the early production characteristics like the dished stocks, radially grooved hammer and GHS cartouche instead of the flaming bomb.
I also have a shooter grade second contract Brazilian (shipped 1946, made from 1920s parts). It shoots OK, but it needs a little more work before I will feel I have finished the light repairs and adjustments it needed to be tight and reliable.
There's also a 1917 Colt that is in pretty good shape. It and the Smith make a great pair.