What is the oldest S&W you own? Pics please!

Originally posted by PZ93C:
Dude, my .455/.45 Colt came with identical stocks.
1915 2nd Model in .45 Colt is my oldest S&W.

The correct grips look like that, but have gold medallions and are slightly larger - those are k frame grips and slightly too small for the frame. If you have any of the correct ones, I'd be happy to trade for them or buy.
 
Do I get an award for oldest? Model #2 1862.
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Originally posted by Kamerer:
Originally posted by PZ93C:
Dude, my .455/.45 Colt came with identical stocks.
1915 2nd Model in .45 Colt is my oldest S&W.

The correct grips look like that, but have gold medallions and are slightly larger - those are k frame grips and slightly too small for the frame. If you have any of the correct ones, I'd be happy to trade for them or buy.

Oh, I know they are K frame stocks. Mine came with the same K frame stocks. Kinda wierd.

Fresh out of correct ones, though. Sorry about that.
 
Here's my oldest S&W. I've sent away for a letter, but am guessing 1927-1929. Has what appears to be LE property #. Will be interesting to see where it's been (most recently it was a police confiscation or surplus resold here in TN).

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Shot with DSC-W50 at 2008-01-17
 
My oldest: a 4" Triple Lock shipped April 24, 1917.

Charlie

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This is my older ones the one in the uper right is a Italian copy of a # 3 in 10.35 mm.made in 1917.
 
S&W Model 1 Second Issue sold on August 20, 1860
and S&W Model 1 Third Issue shipped on June 5, 1871
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Schofield Second Model, Commercial Variation, shipped May 1, 1877:

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.38 Hand Ejector, Military & Police First Model (Model of 1899) s/n 156xx

Shipped 04 Nov 1901 to Stauffer, Eshleman & Co New Orleans, LA.


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Doesn't even qualify for this section, but it is by far the oldest that I own.
A 1948 K22,engraved in Germany in the 1950s.I replaced the oversize thumbrest grips that came with it (and were made at the same time that the engraving was done) with pre-war grips so that all of the engraving would be revealed.
 
I have a nickle plated break-top .38 S&W from 1906, with "Boston Police Dept" engraved on the backstrap and a Jinks letter confirming it. No pics though, but I have to get around to photographing it.
 
Howdy

Here is my oldest Smith, a Model 1899. Yes, it has been refinished. Judging from the SN it was probably made around 1901 or 1902.

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Prior to finding the Model 1899, this M&P was my oldest Smith. I have not lettered it, but it was made between 1906 and 1909. And yes, it is a pleasure to shoot.

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