So, I am thinning the herd a little again.
1. I have an Enfield .38 S&W revolver made in 1937.
It is the same model as the tankers you see on the EE, however has not had the hammer spur removed, and still has it's lanyard swivel. Wooden grips also.
I will post a photo after work. The finish is original and is in maybe 70% with a nice patina. The bore is VG if I recall correctly.
Value?
2. I also have a 1949 Longbranch, well Canadian Arsenals actually
, No4 Mk1* I want to sell also. It is in a blued finish, and would be a conservative 90% or better finish. The wood is really nice, and has virtually no wear or scratches. Certainly no gouges or major marks. The rifle is stocked in walnut. Bore is exc plus. Value?
1. I have an Enfield .38 S&W revolver made in 1937.
It is the same model as the tankers you see on the EE, however has not had the hammer spur removed, and still has it's lanyard swivel. Wooden grips also.
I will post a photo after work. The finish is original and is in maybe 70% with a nice patina. The bore is VG if I recall correctly.
Value?
2. I also have a 1949 Longbranch, well Canadian Arsenals actually
, No4 Mk1* I want to sell also. It is in a blued finish, and would be a conservative 90% or better finish. The wood is really nice, and has virtually no wear or scratches. Certainly no gouges or major marks. The rifle is stocked in walnut. Bore is exc plus. Value?
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