1896 model 1 iver johnson 32 s&w cartridge

Good accessories either way to the collector box Will go perfect in my camp I'm thinking. is what is imprinted and I'm not too confident until I get sound advice as to what I have for ammo out of that box. 32 H&R Magnum - Giuseppe Zangara - Gaetano Bresci - Assassination of William McKinley - Iver Johnson - Smith & Wesson Safety Hammerless - Garrucha (pistol) - 8 mm caliber - List of handgun cartridges - Röhm Gesellschaft - Smith & Wesson - Smith & Wesson Model 1 1/2 - Nirbheek - Smith & Wesson Model 30 - Table of handgun. I assume unsafe until proven otherwise.32 S & W U.M.C. 327 Federal Magnum - List of assassinations by firearm. Not sure if safe, so not trying, will try talking to some folks I know about such things locally also. Oh, did I mention there was actually ammo in the box. Know a thing or two about woodworking, already have thoughts bout that. Funny, but totally agree with you, honestly. OMG at first, I looked at the patent dates on the butt and sure enough, there I go again, thinking like 20th century, when it was really 19th.

It had original box, pretty good shape and I had a serial number. But once I started poking around on the net, I found it sort of intriguing. Really, I suspected, you more than definitely confirmed, both historical and intrinsic value, because to me, in this case my first thought is that it was new, because in such good shape.

1896 model 1 iver johnson 32 s&w cartridge