I just mounted some of my non military S&W revolvers to the inside back of an old roll top desk and I thought I would take a couple of pictures of them along with my military ones and post them. Not a huge collection, but I like it 
Across the top from left to right are a Model 1 release 2, a Civil War era Model 2. a possible (the back strap is ground so can't prove it) Baltimore Police Model 2 "Baby Russian", and a Model 1 1/2 CF. Next row is a Model 3 American Army trials revolver, a.38 5th model Saftey Hammerless "Bicycle Gun" and a .32 3rd model Safety Hammerless. The laying flat is a 2nd model Schofield, a 3rd model Safety Hammerless Army trials revolver, and a 1st model Schofield. And then a Model 1917.
Across the top from left to right are a Model 1 release 2, a Civil War era Model 2. a possible (the back strap is ground so can't prove it) Baltimore Police Model 2 "Baby Russian", and a Model 1 1/2 CF. Next row is a Model 3 American Army trials revolver, a.38 5th model Saftey Hammerless "Bicycle Gun" and a .32 3rd model Safety Hammerless. The laying flat is a 2nd model Schofield, a 3rd model Safety Hammerless Army trials revolver, and a 1st model Schofield. And then a Model 1917.