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Mossberg Brownie .22, 4-shot, rotating fire-pin.

2mm rimfire single shot marked DRGM, is one of my smallest.

Gambler’s Delight

Grandfather"s S&W No. 2 Army

Grandpa’s Model 2 Army

A few bracelets. Dave

I do not collect these, but while doing my research for my 2-volume ebook on Smith & Wesson Handcuff History, S&W had to discontinue manufacturing handcuffs for the Peerless Handcuff Company to focus on the production of the M-1917. This is what I found in the book, America’s Munitions...

Attached is a Nov. 1991 price list. 3rd column is if you purchase +500. Dave

DTH, Here is a full set of Stockton-Weber Smith & Wesson patches.Smith & Wesson sponsored the pistol match competition at the Stockton-Weber Days 1966 - 1985 in Stockton, California. Dave

According to Robert J. Neal in his article, The Mexican - An S&W Mystery, he states: Early guns used a trigger width which was .197” wide and a guard of proper design to match it. As the width of the hammer was .225”, the rear portion of the trigger did not use the full width of the notch...

This is the handout I had with my display at the Glendale, AZ symposium. Smith & Wesson .38 Single Action Mexican Model Model No. 2 Mexican Model Model 1880 This example with serial number 18691 was shipped from the Smith & Wesson factory on October 19, 1899 and delivered to Max Fiedler...

The only way to have 100% proof is by a factory letter stating so. Dave

I agree, barrel looks short for a Frontier, These were part of my collection sold in 2016. Very little finish on both. 63. 44 Double Action First Model: Serial Number 13xxx on butt & 13xxx on barrel, latch & cylinder. Cylinder is 1-7/16”, chambered in 44 Russian. 6” barrel. Nickel finish...

The Model 300 was introduced in late 1991 after the failed Model 200 & 210 introduced in 1990 & discontinued in early 1991. The Model 300 was manufactured through 2010. In 2011 they were changed to M-300-1. The Model 100 was manufactured from 1979 through 2010. In 2011 they were changed to...

In checking my records, I used to own; Smith & Wesson .38 Double Action 1st Model Rare Squarecut Variation .38 S&W -- 4" barrel, nickel finish with checkered black rubber grips. Built in 1880 this early production 1st Model Double Action has the very desirable and rarely seen square-cut...

Dare, These are numbered to this 2” Dave

.32 Double Action Second Model with .32 SA patent barrel & top strap markings. I don’t own this revolver any longer, but my records show it was in the 12xxx serial range, butt, cylinder, latch, barrel & right grip all match. Nickel, 3” barrel, black checkered rubber grips. I also found some...

Here is a 6” barrel in the 96xxx range that has a “compass cross”. Dave

Webb, This was my grandfathers gun. If you enlarge the photo with the grips you will see they are numbered to the gun. Attached is the factory letter I received referencing the eccentric internal strain screw. Dave

Webb, Serial No. 7692 with internal eccentric strain screw. V-stamp is strong. Dave