Finally got some time to dig out my S&W revolvers to take some pictures.
Top left-Model 629-6" 44mag
Middle left- Model 627-5" 357Performance Center 8 shot
Bottom left- Model 66 357 Circa 1978
Center- Model 351PD 22mag Airlite
Top right- Model 317 .22 Airlite
Center right- Model 10-7 38spl
Bottom right- Model 10-8 38spl

Also the holsters are interesting as well. Bottom left is a slip on holster made by Ray Sullivan in 1978 well before Sullivan's was picked by Randall as their next sheath maker after Maurice Johnson. The other 2 Suilivan slip on holsters were all made by Greg Gutcher.
The newer western style holsters were made by leather artist, Tom Angle, Jordan Valley, Oregon, and the darker, older holster is an H.H. Heiser from the 40's.

Pap

Mike

Great collection. I am a huge fan of S&W revolvers.

Love my Smiths: Left to Right:
1) S&W 686 4",357 mag, first year of the L frame 1981
2) S&W 629-5 44 mag, Performance Center Compensated hunter 1st year 2001 Talo distributor edition.
3) S&W 638 38 +P, Airweight, Lock delete kit installed, Crimson Trace grips.

Good stuff! Pappy, Looks like ya have 1 for everybody in the house... including the Dawg!!!!!!!

GHD
Nice looking 3 some you got there. I raced snowmobiles in North Pole on my February break in 1975 when I worked on the Alaska Pipeline project.

Pap

I arrived up here in 1983 with the Air Force at Eielson AFB, retired in 1990, and worked for Alaska Airlines for 15 years, then retired from them. Love the winters, peaceful and quiet.

George

Very nice y’all!
Pappy, are the holsters by your buddy Tom or another?
Walker

Walker
The western deluxe holsters were made by Tom Angle.

Pap

That's a nice collection Pappy!

Pap,
Nice stuff you have there!! I really like the Airlite S&Ws.

Does Joe (Biden) know you have all that good stuff???

Wayne