The numbers match up as they should and the letter K indicates Your revolver was manufactured in 1932, with approximately 4,900 produced that year. To me it's priceless! But it would be interesting to know it's worth. Any help on the age/history of this one? Not interested in the value. His father gave it to him in 1960 and he didn't know how old it was then. Poorly stamped) My father gave it to me a couple years ago. What is the CTG? Made by Harrington and Richardson Arms Co.
Iver johnson arms and cycle works revolver serial numbers serial number#
Average value of a first model with a four digit serial number right now today is $150 t0 $250. You really need the serial number & letter to establish age. However, your number from the trigger guard doesn't mean much.
The serial number on a supershot is under the grips on the left side and has a letter before the number. 22 but I din't think it is the same brand, guess Ill have to check it just the same.Hasn't been fired in at least 30 years.Īctually the supershot was made in two versions. Nice pistol ttom, I have my fathers nine shot. You can still buy a M1911 hand gun today. 60ħ.9 SERIAL NUMBERS, LETTER CODES AND THE YEARS OF THEIR USE. 58ħ.8 22 RIMFIRE SAFETY HAMMER AND HAMMERLESS AUTOMATIC REVOLVER THIRD 58ħ.7 22 RIMFIRE SAFETY HAMMER AND HAMMERLESS AUTOMATIC REVOLVER FIRST & 56ħ.6 SAFETY HAMMERLESS AUTOMATIC REVOLVER THIRD MODEL. 55ħ.5 SAFETY HAMMERLESS AUTOMATIC REVOLVER SECOND MODEL. 53ħ.4 SAFETY HAMMERLESS AUTOMATIC REVOLVER FIRST MODEL. 52ħ.3 SAFETY HAMMER AUTOMATIC REVOLVER THIRD MODEL. 50ħ.2 SAFETY HAMMER AUTOMATIC REVOLVER SECOND MODEL 50ħ.1 SAFETY HAMMER AUTOMATIC REVOLVER FIRST MODEL 48Ĭhapter 7 - SMALL FRAME HAMMER & HAMMERLESS SAFETY AUTOMATICS. 33Ĭhapter 6 - LARGE FRAME SAFETY AUTOMATIC REVOLVERS. 31ĥ.1 SAFETY AUTOMATIC REVOLVER AND WORLD WAR II. 30Ĭhapter 5 - HISTORY AND GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE SAFETY AUTOMATIC 28Ĥ.8 DOUBLE ACTION SWING OUT CYLINDER MODEL. 22Ĥ.1 TARGET SEALED 8 SECOND MODEL A.K.A. 20Ĭhapter 4 - POST WORLD WAR II SOLID FRAME REVOLVERS 1946-1978. 19ģ.7 SOLID FRAME DOUBLE ACTION MECHANISM. 18ģ.6 TARGET SEALED 8 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. PETITE SOLID FRAME DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. 12ģ.1 MODEL 1900 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVERS. 10Ĭhapter 3 - SOLID FRAME HANDGUNS 1900 - 1954. 10Ģ.5 LOVELL SAFETY DOUBLE ACTION A.K.A MODEL 1879. 4Ĭhapter 2 - EARLY SOLID FRAME DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVERS 1878 -1899. 3ġ.2 SINGLE ACTION SPUR TRIGGER REVOLVERS. 1Ĭhapter 1 - EARLY SOLID FRAME HANDGUNS 1871- 1899. 8 1/2 X 11, softcover, photos, illus, 232pp. Dates of Interest in the History of Iver Johnson and Iver Johnson’s Arms & Cycle Works of Fitchburg, Mass. Chronological Listing of all Firearms of Johnson & Bye, Iver Johnson’s Arms & Cycle Works & Iver Johnson Arms., Appendix B. Specifications for Iver Johnson’s Arms & Cycle Works Handguns, 17. Top Break Revolver Barrel Latches of Iver Johnson’s Arms & Cycle Works, 15. Safety Mechanism of Iver Johnson’s Arms & Cycle Works, 14. Post World War II Top Break Revolvers 1946-1978, 12. Optional Accessories and Special Orders, 11. Markings Found On the Safety Automatic Revolver, 9. Small Frame Hammer & Hammerless Safety Automatics, 8. Large Frame Safety Automatic Revolvers, 7. History and General Information on the Safety Automatic Revolver 1894-1941, 6. Post World War II Solid Frame Revolvers 1946-1978, 5. Early Solid Frame Double Action Revolvers 1878-1899, 3. This well executed text is highly deserving of a place in the library of any discerning arms collector. Bill Goforth has produced a well-illustrated book with literally hundreds of quality photos, academically adorned with model variations, specifications, serial number ranges, dates of manufacture, and all the "nuts and bolts" information needed to properly document your firearms. Concentrating on the firearms, mainly the revolvers, you’ll be tutored on all the pertinent information the educated Iver-Johnson collector needs in pursuit of his or her passion. Iver-Johnson Arms & Cycle Works Firearms 1871-1993 is an enlightening dissertation, detailing one of America’s premier (but little known) firearms manufacturers and their arms.
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