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How much is a dan Wesson 200th anniversary of the constitution commemorative 44 mag revolver worth?
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∙ 14y ago
In short, it is only worth what someone will pay. I recently purchased two of these models (in blue with gold engraving) for $900/each. A nickel look model would demand slightly more maybe $1250. Thank you.
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Is LC Smith and Smith and Wesson related?
L.C. Smith and his family produced guns but are not of Smith and Wesson fame. He is, however, the namesake for the L.C. Smith Shotgun.
When was the smith Wesson model number 659 stainless 9MM with serial number A852229 made?
the gun was made in 1984 it is probably a third generation
What were the major US Supreme Court cases during Truman's Presidency?
Harry S. Truman, 33rd President of the United States, served in office from April 12, 1945 until January 20, 1953.Probably the best known, and most controversial, case during Truman's Presidency was the 1952 appeal of Youngstown Sheet & Tube, et al., v. Sawyer, which dealt with Truman's attempt to seize steel manufacturers during the Korean War in order to avert a threatened strike by the United Steel Workers of America. Truman believed a strike would shut down production of military equipment and hamper the US war effort.During previous wars, the government had successfully nationalized private industry, such as the railroads, telegraph system and Smith & Wesson Co., during WW I, and the railroads (again), coal mines, and trucking operations during WW II. In addition, Truman had seized 28 other properties and industries in 1945-46 to force settlement of labor disputes.Truman authorized the seizure and government operation of most steel manufacturers on April 8, 1952, without consent of Congress. He also refused to invoke the Taft-Hartley Act, legislation passed in 1947 by a Congressional override of Truman's veto, that mandated an 8-day "cooling off period" during which embattled management and union representatives were supposed to negotiate a settlement.Owners of the steel mills got a court injunction against the seizure, which the US appealed. The case was heard by the Supreme Court, which declared the President's actions unconstitutional on the grounds that Truman failed to cite any legislative authority permitting the President to exercise "emergency powers" without the consent of Congress.The following list details landmark cases decided during Truman's terms of office:1946 Morgan v. VirginiaRuled that buses transporting people in interstate service could not segregate passengers.1946 Hannegan v. EsquireInterpreted the federal law criminalizing mailing "obscene" materials, and restricted the authority of the Postmaster General to unilaterally determine what constituted "offensive" material.1947 Everson v. Board of Education*Ruled in favor of the board of education against a taxpayer challenging the constitutionality of the board using state money to reimburse parents for public transportation to and from parochial schools. Specifically addressed the issue of "separation of church and state."1948 Illinois ex. rel. McCullum v. Board of EducationRuled that an Illinois law permitting public schools to provide religious instruction using private teachers during school hours was unconstitutional.1948 Shelley v. KraemerStruck down restrictive covenants preventing the sale of real estate to African-American and Asian people as unconstitutional, in violation of the 14th Amendment's guarantee of equal protection.1950 Sweatt v. PainterStruck down a Texas law restricting the University of Texas to white students only, despite Texas having set up a separate school for African-American students.1950 Communications Association v. DoudsUpheld a section of the Taft-Hartley Act (1947) restricting benefits of the National Labor Relations Act to any union organization whose officials had not signed an affidavit declaring themselves non-Communist.1950 McLaurin v. Oklahoma State RegentsInvalidated an Oklahoma law permitting universities to segregate African-American students within classrooms, libraries and cafeterias.1951 Dennis et. al. v. United StatesUpheld the Smith Act of 1946 in determining the defendant, a leader of the Communist Party in the United States, represented a "clear and present danger" by advocating for violent overthrow of the U.S. government and affirmed his conviction under the act.1952 Youngstown Sheet & Tube v. Sawyer*Ruled that President Truman exceeded his authority by seizing steel manufacturers without the specific approval of Congress, in order to avert a strike by the United Steel Workers of America that would have disrupted arms production during the Korean War. (Also referred to as The Steel Seizure Case)1952 Rochin v. CaliforniaReversed conviction of a man who had been forced to take an emetic so police could retrieve drug evidence against the man's will, on the grounds that the conviction was obtained by violation of the due process clause of the 14th Amendment.1952 Burstyn v. Wilson ArtisticRuled that movies enjoyed First Amendment protection after a censor in New York denied the movie company a license to show their film (The Miracle) on the grounds that the content was sacrilegious.
What actors and actresses appeared in The Court of Last Resort - 1957?
The cast of The Court of Last Resort - 1957 includes: Stanley Adams as Paul Farrell Chris Alcaide Chris Alcaide as Enright Richard Anderson as Harold Quinn John Anderson as Phil Helen Andrews as Florence Malcolm Atterbury as Joel Sheldon Barry Atwater as Jacob Loveless Parley Baer as Constable Stokes Fay Baker as Mrs. Laura Barclay Roy Barcroft as Dobson Walter Barnes as Fred Harry Bartell as Dennis McComb Dan Barton as Frank Clark Jeanne Bates as Mrs. Phillips Val Benedict as Frank Carl Benson as John Stevens Carl Benton Reid as Warden Barrett Herschel Bernardi as Frank Kerlo Barbara Bestar as Sue Lyle Bettger as Sam Farrell Lyle Bettger as Sam Larsen Clem Bevans as Proctor Edward Binns as Melvin Cressler Paul Birch as Erle Stanley Gardner Whit Bissell as George Brower Robert Blake as Tomas Mendoza John Bleifer as Clarence Redding Willis Bouchey as Robert Pickett Philip Bourneuf as Costi Henry Brandon as Jim Thompson Peter Breck as Deputy Bart Styles Peter Brocco as Glover Charles Bronson as Steve Hrdilka Barry Brooks as Clerk Jan Brooks as Lois Robert Burton as Officer Eldon Cox Alexander Campbell as Frederick Bixby Robert Carricart as Hallas Jean Carson as Myra North Lilyan Chauvin as Margarite Velez Gage Clarke as Roberts Patrick Clement as Dykstra John Cliff as Deputy Clint Whaley Adonis De Milo as Godopolis Albert de Russo as Joe Credo Joe De Santis as Juan Morales Valentin de Vargas as Man Harry Dean Stanton Don Dubbins Don Dubbins as James Dawson Craig Duncan as Guard Robert Ellenstein as Dr. Farrell Roy Engel as Capt. Briggs Paul Fix as Warden Avery Joe Flynn as Stan Lemming Wallace Ford as William Markham Dean Fredericks as Redfern Alex Gerry as Basil Todd Alan Gifford as George Hallis Ned Glass as Marty McGuire Joseph Granby as Mr. Mitchell Jaclynne Greene as Wauna Tom Greenway as Stanley Dabbs Greer as Sheriff Cass Baker Virginia Gregg as Edith Cutler Joel Grey as Floyd Todd Robert Griffin as Prosecutor Jester Hairston as Seth Dean Harens as Raymond Cole Stacy Harris as Richard Wesson Michael Hinn as Downer Jean Inness as Jenny Sheldon Coulter Irwin as Carl Johnson Perry Ivins as Foreman Welling Joyce Jameson as Eve Mary Jane Croft as Mrs. Craig Joseph Kearns as Harold Bingham Richard Kelgh as Dr. Barlow Barry Kelley as Smallwood Brett King as Prisoner Werner Klemperer as Malone Robert Knapp as Kewell Gail Kobe as Anna Jablowska Fred Kruger as George Irons Jack Kruschen as Morning Paul Lambert as Michael Hoffman Harry Landers as Dan Tucker Michael Landon as Thomas Forbes Donald Lawton as Doubleday Forrest Lewis as Rosen Alexander Lockwood as Everett Miles Celia Lovsky as Mrs. Costi Karl Lukas as Karl Hooft William Lundmark as Trimble Ken Lynch as Sherman Pickard Herbert Lytton as Mike Grayson Herbert Lytton as Victim Ian MacDonald as Dr. Jennings Peggy Maley as Mrs. Brower James Maloney as Pitt Peter Mamakos as Halran Maurice Manson as Ames Elspeth March as Minnie Bowers Joe Maross as Father Burke Ross Martin as Phillip Huston Junius Matthews as Al Henry Peggy McCay as Darlene Fitzgerald Doug McClure as Tommy Loomis Francis McDonald as Turk Robert McQueeney as Gordon Wallace Eve McVeagh as Edith Elwell Joseph Mell as Grocer Charles Meredith as Dr. LeMoyne Snyder Fintan Meyler as Rose Zaccho Nico Minardos as Alex Zaccho Ralph Moody as John Gar Moore as Stephen Lowell Norma Moore as Wilma Neal Ann Morrison as Dora John Mylong as Joseph Stevens Paul Newlan as Mort Walker Jeanette Nolan as Mrs. Hadley James Nusser as Judge David Opatoshu as Allen Cutler Jim Overlin as Peter Stevens Warren Parker as Lutrell Kenneth Patterson as Scott Thomas Peters as Lester Arnold Barney Phillips as McKenzie Phillip Pine as Frank Credo John Powers as Townsman Denver Pyle as Wesley Ferguson Jack Reitzen as Victor Raggio Stafford Repp as Richard Phillips Madlyn Rhue as Janice Lowell Lee Roberts as Deputy Bartlett Robinson as Rod Moore Fay Roope as Dan Tackberry Gene Roth as McDougall Gene Roth as Peter Lucenic Herman Rudin as Bartender Evelyn Scott as Helen Charles Seel as Mr. Willie Marian Seldes as Mary Morales Marian Seldes as Roberta Farrell George Selk as Ron Anne Seymour as Martha Dan Sheridan as Police Captain Jon Silo as Attendant Georgia Simmons as Sarah Byrnes Russell Simpson as Glover Olan Soule as Webster Fay Spain as Woman Onslow Stevens as Edward Kruger Naomi Stevens as Martha Raggio Onslow Stevens as Puckett Kay Stewart as Lucy Amzie Strickland as Marion Karl Swenson as Carl Halsted Sara Taft as Mrs. Wayne Vaughn Taylor Vaughn Taylor as Conrad Murray Irene Tedrow as Sarah Irene Tedrow as Vera Lorna Thayer as Beth Marshall Thompson as Officer Bentley Kelly Thordsen as Pete Peters Les Tremayne as Arnold McHugh Rosa Turich as Rita Norman Twain as Dennis McHugh Renata Vanni as Anna Renata Vanni as Elvira Credo John Verros John Verros as George Zaccho Virginia Vincent as Eleanor Stacy Gary Vinson as Young Gordon Wallace Katherine Warren as Carrie Walker Bob Wehling as Sheriff Maurice Wells as Daly Martha Wentworth as Mrs. Ritchie Stuart Whitman as Gene Westover Peter Whitney as Bill Kearne Susan Whitney as Janet Craig Jo Wilder as Rita Paula Winslowe as Mrs. McHugh Margo Woode Margo Woods as Frances Wynans Than Wyenn as John Smith Carleton Young as Harry Steeger John Zaremba as Ben Oscourne John Zaremba as Judge
What is the value of a Smith and Wesson Model 19 Secret Service commemorative revolver?
Commerates the 100th anniversary of the Secret Service in 1965. If absolutely NIB, never seen the light of day, with everything just the way it left the factory in 1965 - in the 1000-1200 range.
What is the value of my 1955 smith and Wesson 45 target master revolver?
What is the value of my 1955 smith & wesson 45 target master revolver?
Smith and Wesson 642?
A fine revolver.
Did smith and Wesson make a Wesson springfield 32 cal revolver?
Yes, I have one
How old smith and Wesson revolver serial?
1995
How old Smith and Wesson revolver v441542?
@ 1943
Did Smith and Wesson make a 40caliber revolver?
Yes
How can you tell what model your Dan Wesson revolver is?
Features.
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Revolver in 38 Spl
How do you find complete description of a Smith and Wesson .32 revolver?
Standard Catalog of Smith and Wesson.
What is a 3220 smith and Wesson nickel plated revolver with serial?
With the brief description that you have supplied,I would say that you have a SMith and Wesson model of 1905 4th change revolver.
What is the value of a model 24 Smith and Wesson revolver with a 4 barrel?
What is the value of a model 24 Smith & Wesson revolver with a 4" barel? It has never been fired.
