These were made by the Iver Johnson Company, about 1910-1935. Serial number records are spotty, company no longer in business.
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Need a detailed description of all markings, caliber, barrel length to even begin to help
Turn of the century to the mid-30's or so.
Need a detailed description of ALL markings.
the serial number is under the grips
S&W can tell you if you call them.
President McKinley was shot with the same model gun. The patent dates are 1896 and 1899.
your revolver sounds like a 'break-open' type gun. probably from the 1930's or so. No value unless it's marked Colt or S&W. depending on condition i.e., gun is complete and functional. no pitts or rust. then anywhere from $75 to $150...........those type of 'break-opens' are a dime a dozen, and not too safe to shoot modern ammo.....
You will need to provide more info on the handgun in question.Please include the model number if possible,the caliber,and barrel length. Also is this firearm a solid frame revolver or a top break action revolver.
Please add the following info to help identify your Smith and Wesson handgun.Is it a break open model or revolver,how many shots,what caliber,what barrel length,along with the serial number that you included.
Need more information. Break open or swing-out cylinder? Also, the complete serial number will be located under the left grip panel. sales@countrygunsmith.net
they were break-open tyoe revolver and I believe they were made during the 1920-1930's