Description
This Smith & Wesson 4th Model revolver, a .32 Double Action, is a collector-grade item that appeals to those seeking unparalleled artistry. It not only represents exceptional firearm craftsmanship but also highlights the talent of the legendary Master Engraver Gustave Young, as seen in the exquisite “Type 3” factory engraving.
This revolver features a stunning factory-applied nickel finish. It has a rare 3.5-inch barrel and is chambered for the iconic .32 Smith & Wesson cartridge. The firearm is further enhanced by a set of original, genuine Mother of Pearl grips that display vibrant colors, reflecting their pristine condition.
The original display case includes a cleaning brush, a vintage UMC ammunition box containing two cartridges, and an authoritative Smith & Wesson historical letter. According to our meticulous records, this revolver bears the serial number 171267 and dates back to 1893.
It was originally delivered to the esteemed M.W. Robinson Company in New York, known for customizing engraved firearms. The Smith & Wesson historical letter confirms that it left the factory with the nickel finish, pearl grips, and Gustave Young’s distinctive Type 3 engraving. This is consistent with his style during that period, supported by photographic evidence from various Smith & Wesson reference books.
This Smith & Wesson 4th Model is a collector-grade item that appeals to those seeking unparalleled artistry.
