Most likely made in the late 1890's-early 1900's time frame. Iver Johnson made one with a manual safety on the frame. Meridian and Harrington & Richardson made them without the manual safety. The H&R has a hammer mounted firing pin. The Meridian has a frame mounted firing pin. Spain and Belgium also made them. Value seldon exceeds the 50-100 range.
Smith & Wesson did not mark any revolvers "Secret Service Special." Exactly how is your revolver marked? sales@countrygunsmith.net
300$
100.00 to 200.00 dollars if in good shape
Seldom exceed 80 USD
Well, those are 5 chambers, not 5 cylinders. Bearing NO connection to the US Secret Service, the name was used by both A J Aubrey and Harrington & Richardson. Value is in the $100-$150 range. Think the term you were looking for was top break revolver.
Try the auction sites.
$350
No published sn data.
What you describe was not made by S&W. Value would not likely exceed 50-60 USD
50 USD. Not made by Smith and Wesson.
No such S&W model.
10-100 USD
Commerates the 100th anniversary of the Secret Service in 1965. If absolutely NIB, never seen the light of day, with everything just the way it left the factory in 1965 - in the 1000-1200 range.
25-60 or so
$20-$100, depending on condition.
Browning did not make a revolver.
25-500 usd
$150
Don't know value, but a police positive special with that serial number was made in 1946
2k What is this value based on
value depends on overall condition....................
100-450 USD or so
100-700 USD
100-340 or so
50-200