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Lot Description

**Smith & Wesson .32-20 Hand Ejector Model 1905 4th Change

.32-20. 4" barrel length. SN: 112781. Nickel plated finish overall with casehardened hammer and trigger mounting checkered walnut grips. Double action hand ejector revolver featuring topstrap notch and fixed hemispherical front blade sights. Revolver is built on a five-screw frame with pinned barrel and hammer mounted firing pin. Serial number matches on the frame, underside of the barrel, and on the rear cylinder and inside star extractor. Markings include Smith & Wesson monogram trademark to the left frame, and MADE IN U.S.A. to the right frame. The left barrel is struck SMITH & WESSON with the right showing the caliber marking 32-20 CTG. The top of the barrel displays Smith & Wesson's two-line address and patent mark reading SMITH & WESSON SPRINGFIELD MASS. U.S.A./PATENTED FEB. 6. 06. SEPT. 14. 09. DEC. 29. 14.

This lot is located in Cincinnati.

Property Of Dr. K. William Harter, Alexandria, VA

Condition Report

Very Good. Bore is Very Bright with crisp rifling throughout. The nickel finish shows pinpoint patina and flecking overall with flaking on the flanks of the muzzle. Cylinder has a light drag line, and some further flecks visible along the edges of the triggerguard. Casehardened finish to the hammer and trigger is strong with some further pinpoint brown patina forming on the flanks of the trigger. Nickel finihs has worn off the rear sideplate screw with a brown patina forming over it. Grips show handling wear and some weakening of the checkering. Action exhibits good timing.

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