Antique collectible Smith & Wesson revolver, model No. 2 “Old Army”, chambered in .32 Rimfire, one of the very first metallic cartridge revolvers produced by Smith & Wesson and widely distributed during the Civil War and the following years.

 Identification
 • Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson
 • Model: Model No. 2 – Old Army
 • Caliber: .32 Rimfire (Long)
 • Capacity: 6 shots
 • Operation: single action, tip-up barrel
 • Manufacturing period: approx. 1861–1874
 • Origin: Springfield, Massachusetts, United States
 Description
 • Barrel: steel, octagonal, tilting upwards
 • Barrel: 6 chambers, smooth (not fluted)
 • Frame: steel, original finish with antique patina
 • Dog: external
 • Extraction: manual, via a rod under the barrel
 • Handle: antique wood, well fitted
 • Markings: conforming to the model, legible on the barrel

 State
 • Overall condition: good to very good for a weapon over 150 years old
 • Metal: even patina, normal signs of wear
 • Wood: sound, without structural cracks
 • Mechanics: complete (functioning not guaranteed, sold as a collector's item)

 Historical significance
 • First .32 revolver from Smith & Wesson
 • Iconic model from the early days of the metallic cartridge
 • Highly sought after by collectors of 19th-century American weapons
 • Tip-up architecture characteristic of early S&W models
 • .32 Rimfire Caliber
 • The buyer is responsible for ensuring legal compliance