wdhdoc
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++SPF++ 1973 28-2, 4"bbl, 98%, box... NIB S&W Model 59 (SPF).... 1932 Colt OMT(SPF)
1. +++SPF+++ VERY nice 1973 4" 28-2 conservatively in about 98% original finish with excellent condition black-washered factory magnas. The stocks are not numbered to the gun but are period appropriate.
No significant wear of the leading edges of frame or cylinder, no wear at the muzzle; no loss of finish on the cylinder or frame; about the only slight mars are a few tiny superficial holstering marks on the right side of the muzzle end of the barrel. This one will come with an excellent condition 4" 28-2 box (not the original) with undamaged vapor paper and the owner's manual. No tools. The end label of the box is correct for the gun except the the SN on the box is a few years earlier than the SN on the gun
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This is a very nice collector-grade Highway Patrolman in the desirable 4" barrel. Check out the pics which accurately show the condition.
$525 shipped insured Priority Mail from my FFL to your FFL, a cost to me of about $35.
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About as mint as they come, appears unfired, NIB S&W Model 59 with original near-mint box and all the box candy. Pics speak for themeselves. This one would be impossible to improve on and will satisfy the most demanding collector.
$495 shipped FFL to FFL, a cost to me of about $35.
[IMG]http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t118/wdhdoc/boxed59guninboxabsolPOST.jpg
3. +++SPF+++ Here's a NRA-Excellent collector grade OMT 6"bbl. 38 special. Last patent date is 1926, and SN is 577853 dating it to 1932 per Proofhouse. Original bluing is in excellent condition...I would grade it in the 97-98% range conservatively with no scratches, no idiot marks, and no overt bluing loss anywhere, with a few superficial handling marks not through the bluing. The muzzle, trigger guard, leading edges of the cylinder and frame, and cylinder itself have no bluing loss.. The period-appropriate stocks are also in excellent plus condition. Action and timing are fine with a shiny clean bore.
No box or docs.
SN is 5778XX dating this beauty to 1932 per Proofhouse. Check out the newest Blue Book 98% value on this one ($900 for what it's worth) then come back any buy this one for $695
shipped insured Priority Mail from my FFL to your FFL or C&R (a cost to me of about 35 bucks).
Also posted for sale at one other forum.
Questions or requests for hi-res pics? [email protected]
1. +++SPF+++ VERY nice 1973 4" 28-2 conservatively in about 98% original finish with excellent condition black-washered factory magnas. The stocks are not numbered to the gun but are period appropriate.
No significant wear of the leading edges of frame or cylinder, no wear at the muzzle; no loss of finish on the cylinder or frame; about the only slight mars are a few tiny superficial holstering marks on the right side of the muzzle end of the barrel. This one will come with an excellent condition 4" 28-2 box (not the original) with undamaged vapor paper and the owner's manual. No tools. The end label of the box is correct for the gun except the the SN on the box is a few years earlier than the SN on the gun
.
This is a very nice collector-grade Highway Patrolman in the desirable 4" barrel. Check out the pics which accurately show the condition.
$525 shipped insured Priority Mail from my FFL to your FFL, a cost to me of about $35.
2. +++SPF+++
About as mint as they come, appears unfired, NIB S&W Model 59 with original near-mint box and all the box candy. Pics speak for themeselves. This one would be impossible to improve on and will satisfy the most demanding collector.
$495 shipped FFL to FFL, a cost to me of about $35.
[IMG]http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t118/wdhdoc/boxed59guninboxabsolPOST.jpg
3. +++SPF+++ Here's a NRA-Excellent collector grade OMT 6"bbl. 38 special. Last patent date is 1926, and SN is 577853 dating it to 1932 per Proofhouse. Original bluing is in excellent condition...I would grade it in the 97-98% range conservatively with no scratches, no idiot marks, and no overt bluing loss anywhere, with a few superficial handling marks not through the bluing. The muzzle, trigger guard, leading edges of the cylinder and frame, and cylinder itself have no bluing loss.. The period-appropriate stocks are also in excellent plus condition. Action and timing are fine with a shiny clean bore.
No box or docs.
SN is 5778XX dating this beauty to 1932 per Proofhouse. Check out the newest Blue Book 98% value on this one ($900 for what it's worth) then come back any buy this one for $695
shipped insured Priority Mail from my FFL to your FFL or C&R (a cost to me of about 35 bucks).
Also posted for sale at one other forum.
Questions or requests for hi-res pics? [email protected]
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