What's the most elegant S&W you own?

This is by far one of the most elegant firearms S&W ever made. I have showed several time on this forum(just can't get enough of it).
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That is a tough one but, I'd have to go with this pre 27 shipped january, 1952
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After looking at the photos included here, I am too ashamed to post what pics I currently have of my best, but they my 5" 27-2 and my rebuilt 28-2 WSP Commemorative that now wears Grashorns and a 3 1/2" barrel. I have a beautiful 36 that pretty much matches the 27 that I'm fairly proud of as well.....
 
The most "elegant" one in my collection is my 1911.
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This post made me realize two things:
1. I need to get more S&W's
2. I need to take better pics of my 1911
 
Although not really uncommon like some of the beauties here, my meager collection nonetheless. I've posted these before.

A pair of p&r Model 29s, one in the case is unfired. And a 3" LH 610, no lock. I found the grips for the 610 in a pawn shop.
 

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I'm thinking like Sal today...

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A 1939 .38/44 Outdoorsman with Humpback hammer (not original, or at least not mentioned in the letter) and some medallionless ivory stocks that are sized to the prewar N-frame. It didn't ship this way, but I think it got a little better after it left the factory.

It's accurate, too.

GLL, this is 55276; you may have the number already.
 
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All of mine are working tools. I venture to guess that means none fit your requirements.
 
You all have some beautiful guns. This is my favorite S&W.
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