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4814 - A Smith & Wesson Model No. 1 1/2, second model
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A Smith & Wesson Model No. 1 1/2, second model Caliber .32 S&W RF Short, No. 75866, slightly rough barrel, length 3½". Nickel-plated, with engraving and mother-of-pearl grip panels. Barrel rib bearing the company name and patents up to 1860. According to the accompanying Smith & Wesson letter, the gun was shipped on May 29, 1872, to M. W. Robinson (dealer) in New York City with a nickel finish. This company had the revolver engraved at a later date and replaced the original rosewood grip panels with mother-of-pearl grip panels. The engraving is in the style of engraver N. D. Nimschke and his successor, L. D. Wolf. WBK: Caution—License Required—more information here Condition: I–II
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