Pinned half moon front sight with notch rear sight in raised portion of the barrel latch. The barrel address reads in two lines "SMITH & WESSON SPRINGFIELD MASS. U.S.A. PAT'D JAN17 & 24 65/ JULY 11. 65. AUG.24. 69. JAN. 1875. REISSUE JULY 25 1871". Double stop notches on the cylinder. Casehardened reverse cut trigger and hammer with blue trigger guard. The backstrap is inscribed "Fred. Schafer Leadville, Colo." and the front strap is inscribed "Pitkin Cavalry". The S&W .32 was produced in five variations, this revolver being a second model was manufactured from 1880-1882 with approximately 22,142 made. This revolver is accompanied by a hand tooled brown leather holster marked "804/4" under the flap. According to the consignor, this revolver which states this revolver was once owned by a Mr. Harre, who was a federal agent assigned to the Denver Mint. He was killed in the line of duty at Morrison Co., and who original purchased the revolver from a law enforcement officer.

Excellent. 90% original nickel finish remains on the barrel exhibiting light flaking on the right side of the barrel and some high point edge wear. The cylinder retains a strong 85% original nickel finish with minor flaking and surface scratches. The frame retains a strong 90% original nickel finish with a small patch of flaking on the right side and scratch on the left side. The hammer and trigger both show strong and vibrant original case colors. The inscription is still sharp and clear. The holster is also very good. A fine example of a Second Model .32 DA which with further research and investigation may be beneficial.