I've seen them at second hand gun stores for about $100, so you might be able to get $50 if you sell it to a shop or $75 at a gun show.
Need a detailed description of ALL markings.
It depends if it is single action, or double action, or safety hammerless, I have a double action 32 with exterior hammer, serial # 22173 to 43405 was made from 1882 to 1883 serial # 43406 to 282,999 was made from 1883 to 1909
In order to bet a value for your Smith and Wesson handgun,I will need to know if your Smith and Wesson is a break open(top break)revolver,or a regular revolver,with a swing out cylinder.If you have a break open model then you have a either a 32 double action made from 1883-1909,or a 32 safety hammerless made from 1902-1909.If you have a regular swing out cylinder revolver it is a 32 Hand Ejector 5th change that was made from 1910-1917.Please identify which model and then we can establish a value for your Smith and Wesson.
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.
Turn of the century give or take a few decades.
$75-$150, depending on the exact model and condition.
It is a top break style double action revolver that was made by the Iver Johnson Company from 1910-1935. Value is not great, but will be heavily influenced by condition., averaging around $125-$150 for a specimen in Very Good condition.
Needs to be examined by a good gunsmith first.
Need a detailed description of ALL markings.
Model number marking did not occur until 1957 or so.
Yes....I own one and love it. Breach break and double action. It was a cheap gun used for concealed carry as a boot gun or pocket carry.
From the 2010 Standard Catalog of Firearms- between the .32 and .38 versions, approximately 15,000 were made between 1887 and 1899. Values range from $200 for a FAIR specimen to $500 for a GOOD. The type action is known as a "top break" revolver.