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1864 Smith & Wesson #2 "Old Army" type 4, .32 rimfire caliber, 6 inch barrel, single action revolver, production in Civil War era, blued finish, varnish rosewood grips, serial #16838. The revolver shows 30-50% original blue going brown with some light pitting and erosion, on the barrel and...

very nice solid built firearms, and for around 125-150 years old - very nice. Take Care Tim

Ammuntion I had 2 boxes of 32 rim fire -1 of short and 1 of long and sold them for $25 a box last year....after having it 35 years, wouldn't you know I got the pistol now and no ammo. haha AND the ammo was most likely a lot more than $25 a box. This pistol is tight and rifling looks good-...

Grip and frame Left side/bottom of frame has the B5 as is cylinder and barrel and behind the right grip which are rosewood is serial number which is same on bottom of frame. Thanks for info-This would be a pistol that could have been a Civil War piece - correct? Sorry for my lack of knowledge...

I bought this at a estate auction, has a 6 inch barrel in good shape. What year would a serial number 16838 be made in? Cylinder and barrel have a B5 stamp. Inside of rosewood handle has 16838 same as serial number. Looks to be in nice shape. Smith and Wesson 32 old army -2 type 4 pictures by...