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SMITH & WESSON 125 th ANNIVERSARY ( 1852 - 1977 )
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY - FIVE YEARS AGO, IN 1852, HORACE SMITH AND DANIEL WESSON FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
AND OPENED FOR BUSINESS IN NORWICH, CONNECTICUT. LITTLE DID THEY DREAM, AS THEY INTRODUCED THEIR FIRST
PISTOL, THE " VOLCANIC ", THAT THEIR COMPANY, SMITH & WESSON, WOULD BECOME AN INTEGRAL PART OF AMERICA'S
HISTORY AND HERITAGE. 

TODAY SMITH & WESSON IS RECOGNIZED AS A PIONEERING LEADER, NOT ONLY IN FIREARMS, BUT IN A BROAD RANGE OF PRODUCTS FOR THE AMERICAN SPORTSMEN AND LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES.
TO MARK THE 125 th ANNIVERSARY OF HORACE SMITH'S AND DANIEL WESSON'S ASSOCIATION, SMITH & WESSON HAD THIS COMMEMORATIVE BUCKLE STRUCK IN SOLID BRASS. BEAUTIFULLY DETAILED BUSTS OF HORACE SMITH & DANIEL WESSON FLANK THE FAMILIAR SMITH & WESSON SEAL ON THIS UNIQUE BELT BUCKLE.

THE HISTORY OF " THE HOSTILES "
THE FAMILIAR SCENE ON THIS NEW, DIE-STRUCK, SOLID BRASS SMITH & WESSON BELT BUCKLE IS FROM "THE HOSTILES", THE MOST FAMOUS OF A SERIES OF PAINTINGS COMMISSIONED BY SMITH & WESSON AT THE TURN OF THE CENTURY.
THE SERIES INCLUDED PAINTINGS BY DAN SMITH, FREDERIC REMINGTON AND G.W. PETERS, THE MOST FAMOUS OF WHOM, IN 1900, WAS DAN SMITH. SMITH'S BEAUTIFUL WATER COLOR, " THE HOSTILES ", DEPICTS A COWBOY BEING PURSUED ACROSS A RIVER BY HOSTILE INDIANS. SMITH & WESSON EXECUTIVES WERE DELIGHTED WITH THE PAINTING, WHICH SYMBOLIZED THE DEPENDABILITY OF A QUALITYHANDGUN AND ILLUSTRATTED THE IMPORTANT ROLE SMITH & WESSON PLAYED IN THE WESTWARD EXPANSION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

IN ADDITION TO APPEARING AS AN ADVERTISEMENT, " THE HOSTILES " WAS CHOSEN AS THE SUBJECT FOR THE FIRST SMITH & WESSON PROMOTIONAL POSTER. TODAY " THE HOSTILES " POSTER IS ONE OF THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER ITEMS BY SMITH & WESSON COLLECTORS.
ONCE AGAIN " THE HOSTILES " HAS BEEN CHOSEN TO SYMBOLIZE THE HISTORY, QUALITY AND RELIABILITY
OF SMITH & WESSON - THIS TIME IN THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY AUTHORIZED SMITH & WESSON BELT BUCKLE.

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