RWK...SIR Sam reporting as requested SIR.
Re 90 year oldish carry gun.
Blued I frame Smith n Wesson .32 Hand Ejector, 1903 pattern, mfg circa 1908. .32 S&W Long, six shot, 4¼" barrel. Fixed sights.
Loaded weight bout 20 percent less than loaded Model 36.
Overall size bout 20 percent less than Model 36.
Looks like scale model of 6" K-38.
Size and weight makes it great for ankle carry, pocket holster carry or even cummerbund carry.
Tho tiny, the 4¼" barrel allows the cartridge to get up some steam and pretty good sight radius helps with the hittin.
Blueing: Has a bit of holster wear at muzzle and cylinder edges. Shooting wear on trigger, hammer spur and cyl release.
Timing is good but showing a little wear in the frame windows where the hand and the cylinder stops go through.
Been shot a LOT. Checkering nearly gone on the grips, hammer spur and the cylinder release.
Sam, some of my guns are even older than I.