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Revolver values
johnb
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Hello, I will do my best to describe and no I do not have pictures, nor can I find any model numbers on them.
first , a blue S+W with 2" barrel, hammer,38 s+w cal ,5 digit serial 74xxx , 95% or better ?
next , S+W nickel breaktop 32 s+W cal , grip safety , ser 122xxx ?
last , H+R young america double action 32 cal fair cond ?
any help appreciated !!!!!
first , a blue S+W with 2" barrel, hammer,38 s+w cal ,5 digit serial 74xxx , 95% or better ?
next , S+W nickel breaktop 32 s+W cal , grip safety , ser 122xxx ?
last , H+R young america double action 32 cal fair cond ?
any help appreciated !!!!!
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The only other possible ways would be to get a book such as the Fjestad's Blue Book or Flayderman's and get a value which may or not be close to what they are worth or scan the completed auctions for the same model in similar condition and see what they sold for.
The second is a .32 New Departure Second Model made between 1902 and 1909.
Maybe you can find some in closed auctions to get an idea of the resale value.
The H&R Young America might have been made anytime from about 1900 til World War II. It cost $6.95 in 1939 when the .38-32 Terrier was $30 and the New Departure Safety Hammerless was $28. Not much gun in fair condition.