A Smith & Wesson Mod. No. 1 1/2, second model
Cal. .32S&W RF Short, SN. 75866, barrel length 3½“, a bit frosted. Nickel-plated, with engraving and mother-of-pearl grips. The barrel bar with company name and patents up to 1860. According to the Smith & Wesson factory letter, the gun was shipped on May 29, 1872, to M. W. Robinson (dealer), New York City, with nickel finish. This company subsequently had the revolver engraved and replaced the original rosewood grips with mother-of-pearl grips. The engraving in the style of master engraver N. D. Nimschke and his successor L. D. Wolf.
354317
WBK: Attention - For this gun we will need to obtain an export license for you, based on your import permit (if needed in your country) or through your firearms dealer -
Condition: I - II
Cal. .32S&W RF Short, SN. 75866, barrel length 3½“, a bit frosted. Nickel-plated, with engraving and mother-of-pearl grips. The barrel bar with company name and patents up to 1860. According to the Smith & Wesson factory letter, the gun was shipped on May 29, 1872, to M. W. Robinson (dealer), New York City, with nickel finish. This company subsequently had the revolver engraved and replaced the original rosewood grips with mother-of-pearl grips. The engraving in the style of master engraver N. D. Nimschke and his successor L. D. Wolf.
354317
WBK: Attention - For this gun we will need to obtain an export license for you, based on your import permit (if needed in your country) or through your firearms dealer -
Condition: I - II
