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[WickedSharp]

Can someone identify these for me?

I know they're N-Frame.. I picked them up with some other stuff and am curious. I'm into post war Smiths so I don't have a clue on these.
I think the serial number on the right side grip is 195609.. but it might just be 95609.
Thanks

 

[WickedSharp]

Can someone identify these for me?

I know they're N-Frame.. I picked them up with some other stuff and am curious. I'm into post war Smiths so I don't have a clue on these.
I think the serial number on the right side grip is 195609.. but it might just be 95609.
Thanks

 

[JSW]

They appear to be 30s era service grips but the numbers you gave don't add up. The serial # shouldn't be that high, post war models, which these are not, began around serial # 62000... NICE FIND!

 

[m-1911]

From the serial number and the lanyard swivel, I would guess they are from a Model 1937 Brazilian. They are standard service stocks with the large silver medallions

 

[JSW]

m-1911 is right, I was thinking that 1917/1937 were in the same serial # range as other N frames... I stand corrected...

 

[handejector]

Can someone identify these for me?

A pair of grips, a swivel, and a pecan dining table??

Seriously, Gary nailed it- 1917 Brazilian.

 

[WickedSharp]

Thanks. Are they worth anything?

 

[Kamerer]

I'd say the swivel is worth $15 and the grips $15 to $30 in that condition.

I have shopped for those items recently and that's about where the prices were for items shipped from this board or at gun shows, etc.

 

[john traveler]

The grips and lanyard swivel look exactly like the ones on my M1937 Brazilian revolvers.

 

[Guest]

and the grips $15 to $30 in that condition.

Kamerer,
You are going to have to move your estimates up if you ever want to find a pair....
For the past couple years, grips like that have been selling for $100 just to harvest the medallians..... sorry to say.

 

[Kamerer]

Really? Oh man, I have sold some WAY to cheaply then!!! I sold a pair a little bit rougher or about the same as those for I think like $30 or so...

Well, they found a good home.

 

[Guest]

Really? Oh man, I have sold some WAY to cheaply then!!!

Yes, unfortunately....
If you have any more, however, I'll go $40....

 

[opoefc]

A swivel, with the retaining pin, just sold on eBay for over $85.

 

[Kamerer]

You must be joking! I bought one last month at a show for $12. One of the listers just sold a slew of NOS ones packed in cosmoline for $17 each.

To borrow a phrase I heard here on the forum, Like many things on ebay, I can only assume liquor was involved...

 

[gig-a-hertz]

Those look like these.

I hope to use some of these in the future.
These are all I have found in the last 10 years.