
I see its a trucking Co.I guess some trucker was packin'for protection!Thanks again he will be happy to know that Thanks again Jim,I will pass that on to him!Montana Jim said:I caught ya' sleepin' is all Rando.
Smith & Wesson will reply to you about the gun's history... if you wanna write them:
http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/...catalogId=11101&content=25301§ionId=10504
Maybe someone can research the serial number for a date of manufacture?
Good call. I had a TOC .25 that looked just like it but had an owl in place of the logo. Its definitely S&W. Hammerless with automatic shell ejector, nickel finish, hard rubber grips, sold for 13 bucks in 1909 from Sears Roebuck.Montana Jim said:smith & Wesson 38 safety hammerless 4th model (lemon squeezer)with United States Express Co. markings.
Although, it differs in stamp locations from what I just researched...
He pulled this gun off the wall....I never even noticed it.He has been metal detecting for many years and has stuff even the "pro",would dream about,pretty amazing.Thanks again to all.P.S he found a Sharps pistol...you ought to see that beauty,it has four barrels!YES IT IS TIGHT MONTY,I WAS SURPRISED WHAT NICE SHAPE IT IS AS WELL.IT WAS A GIFT TO HIM YEARS AGO.Monty said:The .32 is the rarer of the two. Most of them are so loose and shakey they can't or shouldn't be fired. This example looks shootable however. Is it tight when you close the action? Monty