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    .357 transitional postwar value

    OK, you guys have SAVED the gun!! He says he will keep it AS IS!! Thanks for all the input. Tom
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    .357 transitional postwar value

    I will print these responses out for him. Thank you, all. Tom
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    .357 transitional postwar value

    The owner plans to eventually send it to S&W for full factory engraving, and a letter. What do you guys think that will do to the value? Should he just leave it alone, or have it engraved??
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    .357 transitional postwar value

    Here are the promised pics. The serial ## is pictured. You all are a great group! Thank you for the very helpful information. The owner, a gunsmith here in Tulsa, rates the finish as 80%. Lint and grease do appear on the gun here and there.
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    .357 transitional postwar value

    I'll try to get some pics of it tomorrow.
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    .357 transitional postwar value

    original finish correct grips and parts no rust or pits some blueing wear from being holstered Thank you
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    .357 transitional postwar value

    One of my best buds, a no-internet kinda guy, just discovered that an old revolver of his is a collectors' item, and is looking for a current value. It is a .357, 5" transitional postwar model. He spoke to Roy, who placed the serial ## as 1948 manufacture. Only 142 made, and not many 5" guns...
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