The Incredible Shrinking 1917!!! (also in nickel!)

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At least, that's what it looks like to me. From top to bottom:

Model 1937 .45 ACP (Brazilian 1917) (my very first S&W, bought in 1986!)
Model 38/200 .38 S&W (acquired through the Classifieds here)
Regulation Police .32 S&W Long
Ladysmith 3rd Model .22 Long (also acquired through the Classifieds - thanks Coug45!)

*Edited 2-1-2010*
I decided to add on a pic I had posted in another thread. It doesn't have the intermediate steps as above, but is charming nonetheless. It's a shortened and renickeled Triple Lock alongside a renickeled Ladysmith. The Triple Lock has writing on the inside of the grip indicating it was owned by an Oklahoma lawman. The mother-of-pearl on each appears genuine, although not factory.

I think of it as, "The Lawman and The Lady."

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I love those Diamond Stocks on the LadySmith. I wonder what year they were first available for the Third Model Perfected.
 
Gotta love the little Lady... mine's a second model in Nickel... All matching numbers. I figure 1909...
Russ
 
Great little family of guns there.

And in the interest of accuracy, I don't believe that is a humpback hammer on the second from the top?
 
Great little family of guns there.

And in the interest of accuracy, I don't believe that is a humpback hammer on the second from the top?

Nope, that's not a humpback hammer. It has the same normal profile as the others.

BTW, I edited my original post and added another picture.
 

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