I see a lot of these posts so I apologize adding one more to it but I’m not familiar at all with guns of this type and I want to make sure I have all the info right. I can post pics if needed but I found a website that listed serial number ranges by models/changes, is it as simple as that? The serial is 64xxx, black body with what looks like an ivory grip. I understand it to be a 1906-1909 second model, second change? And if so, what would a ballpark value of one of these be? It looks damn near perfect, it’s in stunning condition if I’m holding something 100+ years old.
Looking for info on late grandfathers revolver
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Pictures for sure. Is the serial number from the bottom of the grip frame? Lost of people mistake the assembly numbers in yoke for serials which are not correct and if looking for historical info, drop the xxx bull in the serial. Don’t tie one hand behind our back when the most critical info is half missing
Welcome to the forums from the Wiregrass! It's a .32 Hand Ejector, 2nd Model and you have the date range correct. The mother-of-pearl grips are aftermarket. The finish looks like it has been Parkerized or, perhaps, it has just gone to a patina. Value is +/- $300.
DWalt
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Does not appear to have an original finish, too dull. Could be phosphated or beadblasted and blued.
