Originally manufactured circa 1980, these revolvers appear to have stayed in the factory's inventory for some years, likely awaiting a special project such as they became, eventually receiving their highly attractive embellishments and being sold to a lucky buyer. Both of these consecutively serial numbered revolvers feature red ramp front sights, adjustable rear sights, wide checkered hammers, and wide smooth faced triggers. The "A" gun is engraved with Class A near full coverage beautifully executed floral scroll engraving over a punchdot background which runs the full length of the barrel, cylinder and frame. The "B" gun displays Class B exquisite scroll engraving over a punchdot background covering some 2/3 of the revolver's metal surfaces. Both of these beautiful pieces are unsigned, but clearly engraved by the hand of a master, and that master is American Master Engraver John Pease. Included is a April 17, 2001, dated letter from S&W engraver Dave Misiaszek on company letterhead stating that these two consecutively serialized revolvers, along with a third which is not present, were engraved by Pease's hand under contract for the Smith & Wesson Custom Engraving Department. Each revolver is fitted with a set of finely figured dark rosewood finger groove target style grips by Nill-Griffe.

As described in "A".