Need help ID'ing some revolvers

[PolishMike]

Hey guys. I acquired these as part of purchasing a local dealers inventory. Any help you could provide identifying these revolvers would be much appreciated. I can also take more pics of anything you need. Rough value estimates would also be much appreciated.
1st one

[PolishMike]

2nd

[PolishMike]

3rd

[PolishMike]

4th

[PolishMike]

5th and final

[curtru]

The 2nd 4th and 5th are engfields if my wikki-fu is right

[curtru]

And the 3rd is smith&wesson I think 32-20 cal

[Mr. Beretta]

Where do you get these things ?

[Mr. Beretta]

# 3 looks like a .32-20 Hand Ejector Model of 1905-4th Change with a shorten barrel. The barrels lengths were 4",5" or 6" only. The roll stamp looks pretty centered but I don't think that's a 4" barrel. They did come in a nickel finish.

The serial # should be found on the butt, cylinder face, behind the star extractor, on the yoke and on the barrel flat. Its pre WWII as smiths chambered in .32-20 were discontinued prior to the war and were never resumed. 1915 to 1940.

And please throw those cheap plastic grips in the nearest trash can. Thank you.

P.S.......Providing the mechanicals are good, I'd say $200 to $250 IMHO.

P.S.S.....PM me a SN & I'll try to pin a year for you.

[21SF]

Where do you get these things ?

I acquired these as part of purchasing a local dealers inventory

Lol

[G-forceJunkie]

4 and 5 are Scottish built Enfield No2 MK1's. From the web:

The vast majority of Enfield No 2. Revolvers were made by RSAF (Royal Small Arms Factory) Enfield, but wartime necessities meant that numbers were produced elsewhere.

Albion Motors- Albion Motors in Scotland made the Enfield No 2 Mk I* from 1941-1943, whereupon the contract for production was passed onto Coventry Gauge & Tool Co. By 1945, over 42,000 Enfield No 2 Mk I* revolvers had been produced by Albion/CG&T.

The quality and workmanship on the Albion and CG&T guns is identical to that of RSAF Enfield, and the revolvers are all sturdy, reliable, and effective.