XLIV
Single-Sixer
Is this a lightweight?
Ser.no.210279
Tks
44
Ser.no.210279
Tks
44
Single six
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The RENE lists the serial number range for all Lightweights is as follows;
1956, 200000,,, until 1959,, and 212534.
So,, apparently,, yes is should be a LWT.
1956, 200000,,, until 1959,, and 212534.
So,, apparently,, yes is should be a LWT.
Nice.
Check the cylinder with a magnet. It's in the right general serial number range to be a "steel cylinder lightweight" variation. Kinda looks like it. :wink:
you just made 1K...for a minty one...scott
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An excellent score.
I once did something similar. At a gun show,, friday night after set-up,, wandering the tables. Spotted the different coloration of the gun from about 15 ft away. Asked about seeing it,, immediately recognized it as a LWT, and asked the price. Was happy to pay $325 back then. You beat my price,,!!
I once did something similar. At a gun show,, friday night after set-up,, wandering the tables. Spotted the different coloration of the gun from about 15 ft away. Asked about seeing it,, immediately recognized it as a LWT, and asked the price. Was happy to pay $325 back then. You beat my price,,!!
As long as you have the parts, I'd say you're OK.
A really serious collector might look askance at the frame stamp indicating conversion, but I doubt it would be a $250 criticism. :wink:
A really serious collector might look askance at the frame stamp indicating conversion, but I doubt it would be a $250 criticism. :wink:
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