Few, if any. Here's the text of a letter from S&W dated January 7, 1938:

We are in receipt of your letter of January 5, and in reply would say that inasmuch as Roper stocks are not manufactured by us and not supplied here at the factory, but are fitted by Mr. Roper himself, we have not deemed it advisable to include in any of our invoices covering revolvers having Roper stocks the cost of such handles.

For your information we might add that we have received orders for revolvers equipped with special King sights, which has necessitated our sending the arms to the D. W. King Gun sight Co. to have the sight applied. In this case, too, our invoices have covered only the cost of the revolvers as manufactured by us, the billing for the special sights being rendered by the King Co.

This letter was in response to a inquiry from S&W Distributor Kelley-How-Thomson Co., Duluth, MN. By the way the Roper bill for a medium size hand for stocks for a .357 Magnum was $6.50. (Roy Jinks archives)

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Kevin Williams SWCA1649 HF208