Ill give it a shot. This is just from trolling around google and the online book of gun values.
.32 HAND EJECTOR FIRST MODEL (MODEL OF 1896) - .32 S&W Long cal., 6 shot fluted cylinder, 3 1/4, 4 1/4, or 6 in. barrel, blue or nickel, black rubber grips, round butt, cylinder stop is mounted in frame top-strap, patent markings are on cylinder, rather than on barrel. 19,712 mfg. 1896-1903. Serial range 1-19,712.
Looks correct to me - Here is a longer excerpt from the Standard Catalog of Firearms:
.32 Hand Ejector Model of 1896 or .32 Hand Ejector 1st
Model
This model was the first time S&W made a revolver with a
swing-out cylinder. Interestingly, there is no cylinder latch; but
the action opens by pulling forward on the exposed portion of
the cylinder pin. This frees the spring tension and allows the
cylinder to swing free. Another novel feature of this model is
the cylinder stop location, which is located in the top of the
frame over the cylinder. This model is chambered for the .32
S&W Long cartridge, has a 6-shot fluted cylinder, and is offered
with 3.25", 4.25", and 6" long barrels. It is available with
either a round or square butt, has checkered hard rubber grips,
and is blued or nickel-plated. Factory installed target sights
were available by special order. The company name, address,
and patent dates are stamped on the cylinder instead of on the
barrel. There were approximately 19,712 manufactured between
1896 and 1903.