This typed paper with hand written notes may not have any significance but I thought I would ask members their opinion.
This item was found inside a vintage 1964 Smith & Wesson catalog along with a model 57/58 introduction circular.
This document names the models 57,58, and 29. Only the model 58 has the cost, length, and weight listed, all specifications that would seem important to a police department.
An internet search did not reveal anything. I tried to determine if the San Diego Police Department looked into a 41 magnum service revolver.
Nothing turned up on the two hand written names either. Were they individuals or the name of a supplier? Could this be a document from someone's desk that was tasked with researching a service revolver change? Maybe not the SDPD but another police department?
I could not think of a more knowledgeable group of people who might shed some light on this document. Am I reading too much into this piece of paper or is it historically interesting? Thanks in advance for your replys.
This item was found inside a vintage 1964 Smith & Wesson catalog along with a model 57/58 introduction circular.
This document names the models 57,58, and 29. Only the model 58 has the cost, length, and weight listed, all specifications that would seem important to a police department.
An internet search did not reveal anything. I tried to determine if the San Diego Police Department looked into a 41 magnum service revolver.
Nothing turned up on the two hand written names either. Were they individuals or the name of a supplier? Could this be a document from someone's desk that was tasked with researching a service revolver change? Maybe not the SDPD but another police department?
I could not think of a more knowledgeable group of people who might shed some light on this document. Am I reading too much into this piece of paper or is it historically interesting? Thanks in advance for your replys.
