What is the value of an Smith and Wesson 32 stainless 6-shot revolver serial 37xxxx with a pearl handle?

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I am looking for the value of a Smith and Wesson 38 revolver, dated 1889, bone handle with heart shape on bottom of barrel

@ 52 yrs old; 50-500 USD

Needs an appraisal

@ turn of the century give or take; 50-400 USD

In order to bet a value for your Smith and Wesson handgun,I will need to know if your Smith and Wesson is a break open(top break)revolver,or a regular revolver,with a swing out cylinder.If you have a break open model then you have a either a 32 double action made from 1883-1909,or a 32 safety hammerless made from 1902-1909.If you have a regular swing out cylinder revolver it is a 32 Hand Ejector 5th change that…

Yes,a model 27 N frame revolver can handle +p ammo.I would advise you though that steady use of +p ammo will hasten the revolver becoming loose over time.Much quicker than if you used standard .357 Magnum loads.

Your smith and Wesson model 15-3 was made from 1967-1976.That said your revolver is valued between 85 dollars for a gun in poor condition up to 400 for a fine example in excellent condition.

Without knowing the condition and finish; 10-150 USD

.38 Special Military & Police 'Victory' Model, 1942-1945. Value depends on originality, markings and condition. $100-$400.

Saw one at an auction. It was listed as a Thames .32 caliber revolver.

100-1000 USD dpending on specifics

Yes, it can handle +P loads.

Yes. But the handle might get in the way a bit

The word tang means the metal prong holding a weapon to the handle.

If you can ID the Model we might be able to tell you something about it. I have a .32 cal Smith & Wesson Revolver - 6 shot with the serial number 41374 stamped on the bottom of the handle. It was found, of all places, in a storage unit I used to rent. It seems pretty old...very nice patina. I know nothing of the history for it though. the owners of the storage facility…

what year was this 5 shot 12432-328wotg pearl handle 32

The value of a Smith and Wesson 1897 serial 539443 pearl handle nickel plated gun depends on its condition. This gun in excellent condition is valued between 1200.00 and 1400.00 as of 2014.

Depends on condition, specific model, and caliber. There is no cartridge known as a .32 Special.

It will probably cool a little faster with the metal spoon in it if the handle sticks up far enough above the surface of the liquid. Stainless steel is a pretty good conductor of heat and thus will conduct heat from the liquid into the handle effectively. The handle will then provide extra surface area for the dissipation of heat from the liquid the spoon is in. The dissipation will be primarily by convection although…

With a stainless steel wrench, 3 pints of lighter fluid, and a Honda Insight.

Probably an assembly number.

@ 42 years old.

S&W never made a model with that model number.

Epoxy, but it may be safer to get a new pot.

100-200 or so

No way to answer without detailed information on all markings and features.

A stainless steel vessel can be put in the oven only if its handle won't be damaged by the heat. If the handle is wood or synthetic material, the wise person would't use it in the oven. There isn't a problem with the steel part of the pot or pan. And if a lid is being used, is that lid handle wood or synthetic? If it is, prudence would dictate that it would be better…

In Very Good gondition, about $250. Stainless guns about $50 more.

50-250 USD or so

10-1000 USD depending on specifics.

its around $1200 to $1600

The S&W DA45 revolvers were chambered in 45 ACP as they were made for the war effort and ammo compatability when the 1911 was in short supply. If your particular specimen does not have "U.S. ARMY MODEL 1917" marked on the butt then it was a civilian model. Depending on condition and such, I have seen them bring anywhere from $250 to $600. Hope this helps... Chuck

Seldom exceed 100 USD

Need a DETAILED descripiton of ALL markings to even come close to an answer.

Gun shop, gun show, want ads, internet

Brass, aluminium, stainless steel, cast iron, wood, Bakelite, plastic and other materials have all been used to make door handles. The mechanism is usually made from brass, steel or stainless steel.

A pocket knife is commonly made from stainless steel used for the blade, other tools on the knife and it's handle. The handle is then usually coated with wood, plastic, or rubber to make it more ergonomic and comfortable.

I have a full set of WM A. Rogers AA heavy Oneida LTD. Flatware... It says on the back of the knives "STAINLESS". I hope this answers your question. I have a similar set of flatware and the "Stainless" on the knife means the blade is stainless. However, the handle and other parts of set could be stainless or silverplate. WM A Rogers did mostly silver plated flatware, not sterling silver. If it tarnishes it…

Yes, he is. He is a relative of Sly Cooper in the Sly Cooper games. He carries a six shot revolver with a hooked handle.

Impossible to answer without more of a description. Could be 10-1000 USD

S&W never made a 25 ACP handgun for retail sale.

All utensils and equipment in the kitchen is either made from stainless steel or aluminum. These two metals are easy to handle and clean.

Very, very, very, very, seldom will it exceed 100 USD

$250-$350 depending on condition

The shroud around the extractor rod was developed during World War ! to keep mud out of the revolver action. The shroud also serves to protect the extractor rod from damage that would put the revolver out of action by bending the rod and or damage the crane assembly. The revolver is somewhat delicate, and although more versatile than the automatic in the ammunition it can handle and the repeat capability of firing, it is…

Less than 100 to over 1000 depending on specifics.

A modern toothbrush is made up of two parts, the handle and the bristles. The handle is made up of plastic and sometimes plastic and rubber with small hole at one end that hold the bristles. The bristles are made up of short strands of nylon and are held in their place in hole in the handle by small pieces of corrosion resistant stainless steel staples.

Hopkins & Allen ended business in 1916, and there are very few points in the database. Sorry-

the model if the gun is near perfect condition is 500