SMITH & WESSON Revolver of Pavlos Melas
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SMITH & WESSON Revolver of Pavlos Melas
WEAPON
THE MACEDONIAN STRUGGLE
early 20th century
WEAPONS
SMITH & WESSON Revolver of Pavlos Melas. The Smith & Wesson revolver is made in the USA. It has a double-action mechanism and six-round cylinder feed system. It has six clockwise rifling. The main body is iron and painted black. The barrel on the left side is marked SMITH & WESSON and on the right is marked: *388* W.C.T.G.*. The metal on the right side is engraved with the manufacturer’s trademark (circle with the letters SW and the words TRADEMARK) and marked "MADE IN U.S.A.". The grip, right and left is lined with wood and has an engraved lattice decoration and a metal small round surface with the manufacturer’s trademark. At the end is a flattened ring, bolted to the iron body, which at this point is marked “686678”. Above, carved into the wood, are the letters "JJ$".