Another ".357" from 1950

[Doc44]

S76359, Six-inch, BT, Class B-engraved by Harry Jarvis in 1950 and kept in the factory collection until 1966. Stocks numbered to the revolver. Per the letter...this revolver was made in the first production run of this model in the new factory.

Bill

 

[2hawk]

Words fail, so...
Wow!

 

[rbswede]

I have to say that is some fine art work. I love the pics that are shared .

Thanks RB

 

[1Aspenhill]

Beautiful Bill! Superb example! Great early 357 Magnum! Thanks for sharing!
Bill

 

[50 target]

Oh yeahhhhhhh, time for the ribs and the Boston Butt. You would be the envy.
Nice, nice gun. Very tasteful.

 

[RKmesa]

Another photo posted to my "no matter how many nice guns that I obtain, I will never have guns as nice as Bill's" file.

Thanks for sharing...

 

[Iggy]

Lordy, lordy,lordy, that thing is beautimous!!

Thanks for sharing.

 

[sheriffoconee]

Just when you think you have seen just about everything Smith and Wesson, something like this pops up.....wow

 

[mkflyfisherman]

Oh My Goodnesss.........

What else can I say? I think it is great that these works of art exist and are owned by someone who appreciates them.

 

[TACC1]

What they said! Since I'll never have one like that, at least
I get to see what I'm missing. TACC1

 

[jhvaughan2]

I don't even like engraved firearms that much. But that one is exceptional and in good taste.

 

[Sprefix]

Oh my...................!!!!!!

 

[29aholic]

So does it letter as having shipped in 1966??? Great looking gun.

 

[Doc44]

Curtis...the letter is lengthy and indicates the revolver was sold to an IBM employee in 1966. Roy arranged the sale. There is no "shipping date" per se.

Bill

 

[29aholic]

Curtis...the letter is lengthy and indicates the revolver was sold to an IBM employee in 1966. Roy arranged the sale. There is no "shipping date" per se.

Bill

Well at least it has 1966 in it

 

[1blindref]

another "WOW"