** Both 44 Magnums are sold. Thanks! **
I am going to list these here for a few days before I move them to auction. Both are 44 Magnums with bright blue finish with factory letters. None came to me with presentation cases or tools but can add appropriate cases for interested buyers. A proper case and tools will add around $750 to $900 per revolver. These will ship from my FFL with full insurance or could make arrangements to deliver at the Symposium in June. Happy to send additional pictures. I have not fired any of these but all seem to function properly. Flexible on payment method but no trades.
**SOLD** Item #1 - Model 29-2 with factory five inch barrel in 97-98% condition. Exceptional gun with the main detractor that there are variations in the shade of the metal parts, probably due to heat treating at the factory (you can see that in the last photo). You have to hold the 29-2 in just the right light and angle to really see the difference in shade. Does not affect function and there are minimal signs of use, mostly just handling. Shipped to Olympic Wholesale Co. on June 5, 1963.
NOW $6,900 shipped$7,500 shipped
**SOLD** Item #2 - Pre-model 29 with 6 1/2 inch barrel, bright blue finish and engraving that was done after the 44 Magnum left the factory. Not sure of the engraver or who blued the gun after engraving, but it looks as nice as a factory finish. Unfortunately, the case colors were polished off the hammer and trigger which does not impact function but do not care for the look. 5-screw frame that shipped in the second year. It went to J.L. Galef & Son Co., New York City, NY on May 27, 1957.
**SOLD**$4,900 shipped was $5,200 shipped
I am going to list these here for a few days before I move them to auction. Both are 44 Magnums with bright blue finish with factory letters. None came to me with presentation cases or tools but can add appropriate cases for interested buyers. A proper case and tools will add around $750 to $900 per revolver. These will ship from my FFL with full insurance or could make arrangements to deliver at the Symposium in June. Happy to send additional pictures. I have not fired any of these but all seem to function properly. Flexible on payment method but no trades.
**SOLD** Item #1 - Model 29-2 with factory five inch barrel in 97-98% condition. Exceptional gun with the main detractor that there are variations in the shade of the metal parts, probably due to heat treating at the factory (you can see that in the last photo). You have to hold the 29-2 in just the right light and angle to really see the difference in shade. Does not affect function and there are minimal signs of use, mostly just handling. Shipped to Olympic Wholesale Co. on June 5, 1963.
NOW $6,900 shipped
**SOLD** Item #2 - Pre-model 29 with 6 1/2 inch barrel, bright blue finish and engraving that was done after the 44 Magnum left the factory. Not sure of the engraver or who blued the gun after engraving, but it looks as nice as a factory finish. Unfortunately, the case colors were polished off the hammer and trigger which does not impact function but do not care for the look. 5-screw frame that shipped in the second year. It went to J.L. Galef & Son Co., New York City, NY on May 27, 1957.
**SOLD**
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