For general delivery, post office box, and rural route/highway contract records, this code will always be "B" (both).: Both of Odd and Even For street, highrise, firm and multi-carrier records, B = Both sides of a street, E = Even side of a street (even-numbered addresses in the range) O = Odd side of a street (odd-numbered addresses in the range).
Welcome to the forum and thank you for sharing a piece of your family history.Code that identifies the side or sides of a street for which a given address range is applicable. Even if you don't care to take it out for the occasional range session, it would make for a nice shadow box presentation, especially if displayed with pictures or other memorabilia of your grandfather. Ammo can be had and the 32 S&W long is an accurate and pleasant to shoot cartridge. The holster is very nice and the two together, along with the the family history, would make them priceless to me if they were mine. But while there is some interest in the older Regulation police revolvers, they are usually slow sellers compared to other models and therefore bring a lower price. The 6" barrel lengths are less common than the 4" models and I think Guys estimate is a fair one. I got it for $200 5 years ago, and it came with the flap holster, three boxes of ammo and several boxes of 32 caliber bullets for reloading. The gold grip medallion and lack of "made in USA" or a S&W logo stamped on a side plate date it to just after WWI. It appears to have a nickel or chrome finish with a wooden grip.Īgain thank you for any and all information and thank you for your time. They are located on the revolver body and in the chamber. Inside the chamber at the hinge are 2 numbers that are the same. There is also a number on the side end of the chamber from which the shells are inserted. Under the handle, it has the number 518528.
On the other side, it has 32 LONG CTG on the barrel and MADE IN USA at the trigger. On the side of the revolver that has the chamber release, it has SMITH & WESSON on the side of the barrel. On the top of the barrel, it has the S&W as the manufacturer, Springfield, Mass, USA, and gives patent dates. I will try to give as much information that is on the gun as I can. I am looking for the approximate age and value of the gun. I am seeking some info on a S&W Wesson 32 caliber revolver that was my grandfather's. Hello to all! I am not very educated in the handgun world and so I was not sure which forum to place this post.
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