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Bill, I got mine on Monday, it's a winner.

What he said...

Bob, Those are the stuff dreams are made of... See you in Tulsa! Al

Richard, If you could ever call a deadly weapon "cute", that 60 is it.

I would be willing to pay and extra $100 for an average condition 19-2 with original box & acc. and up to $200 for a LNIB outfit. Plus the different values of the guns of course. 19-2 revolvers are , like me, getting pretty old and tough to find with all the original parts.

That's a pretty one!

Blued s/n 45168 A.W. with retention screw shipped June 1954.

Bob, I would think $750-850 depending how it felt in my hand but I value shooters lower than many people. Al

Not unheard of for a gun to miss the model stamp, probably a Monday. Need the s/n.

Well, in the spring of 1970, I purchased a 1969 Yenko Camaro with 4200 miles on it for $4250. That memory will never be recalled in the flesh...

I'll take it, PM sent. Al

Not all boxes are worth the same which is what I was trying to get across. A revolver with the serialized box it shipped with in 1955 is certainly a lot more desirable to me than one with a box like it shipped with. Some people don't care but some people do. You need to specify what gun...

A lot of variables, are you talking a first year 4" 44 Magnum or a 6" M&P? What about a nickel early Terrier or Chiefs? Centennial? 357 Magnum blue or nickel very different amount produced. You also said THE box so that adds a lot compared to a correct box. My mind is boggled with the...

Looks about as nice as they come, buy it!

It appears to have the high-horn stocks with the plastic medallions which were used 51-52 IMMIC...

Purchased a nice revolver from him and he was very accommodating and highly communicative. Perfectly described, well packed and shipped on my schedule. Rated 5 stars.

Please PM me. Thank you. Al

Well said Richard, you are always the gentleman. Al

A "Like" does not adequately describe the level of envy I feel. Al