Sold for $450

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Lot Description

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

.32-20. 4" barrel length. SN: 133949. Nickel plated finish overall with casehardened hammer and trigger mounting pearl grips. Double action hand ejector revolver with topstrap notch and half-circle front blade sights. Left frame is marked with Smith & Wesson's monogram trade mark while the right is struck in a single line MADE IN U.S.A. Top of the barrel features a two-line address and patent marking reading SMITH & WESSON SPRINGFIELD MASS. U.S.A./PATENTED FEB. 6. 06. SEPT. 14. 09. DEC. 29. 14. Revolver further shows the 32-20 CTG caliber marking on the right barrel and SMITH & WESSON to the left. Serial numbers match on the cylinder, extractor, barrel, and frame. Revolver features a pinned barrel on a five-screw frame.

This lot is located in Cincinnati.

Condition Report

Very Good. Bore is primarily bright with sharp rifling but shows some patches of oxidation and light pitting at mid length. Nickel finish is very strong with some light abrasions on the flanks of the muzzle, some scattered light scratches, and flaking on the edges of the cylinder. Casehardened finish retains its colors. Gray patina forming in the few losses. Grips show some flaking to the upper edge of the right panel and some stains to the butt. Action shows good timing.

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