Manufactured between 1905 and 1909. Patridge blade front and adjustable notch rear sight, with the top of the barrel marked with a single line address flanked by Maltese crosses, caliber marking on the left side of the barrel, and a small S&W logo on the right side of the frame. Hinged barrel, with an automatic ejector, casehardened hammer and trigger guard, smooth trigger and checkered grips with a spur on the backstrap and logo imprints at the top. Included with the pistol is a custom holster, made from a single piece of brown leather, with heavy stitching on the rear edge, a belt loop, leather tie-down thong with a horn stud and a cut floral design.

Very good, with approximately 85% of the original blue finish, showing areas of bright gray on the front strap, rib, muzzle and edges, patches of brown on the sides of the barrel and frame, and some mild handing marks overall. Almost all of the Bright and vivid case colors remain on the hammer. Grips are good plus, with a small crack at the tip of the left panel and a few minor dings and crisp checkering. Holster is very good with some scuffing. Mechanically excellent.

Produced from 1913 until 1921, Smith & Wesson's first production auto loading pistol. Blade front and groove rear sights, with the left side of the barrel marked "35 S.&W. AUTO. CTG." flanked by Maltese crosses and the S&W trade mark on the left rear side of the frame. Grooved slide, with the signature spring catch on the left side, serrated middle finger safety on the front strap, safety wheel on the back, and the early side-to-side magazine catch on the butt. Smooth walnut grips with medallions. Included with the pistol is a green felt lined brown leather pistol purse, green box with proper label, and an original instruction booklet.

Excellent, with 95% of the original blue finish, showing some minor pitting around the muzzle, top of the barrel and around the serial number, mild edge wear, scattered light spotting and handling marks. Grips are excellent, with some pressure dents and darkening of the medallions. Box is poor, with sections disconnected or absent, mild label foxing. Pouch is about good, with some holes and tears. Mechanically very good.