No, only the ones made by Taurus, imported by Spesco, and sold under the "Falcon" brand.
I have one my dad bought from K-Mart in 1969 (give or take a year). Mine's blued with plastic woodgrain grips, some were nickel with pearl grips, some had wood. All of them were 4".

Here's a pic of mine alongside my Colt Peacemaker .22/.22WMR...

 

Thanks DoctorDeere for the good info, and nice looking guns you have. I was looking at a model 84 in a pawn shop, but it different have the Falcon name on it. I was under the assumption that all model 84's were Falcons. Thanks so much for the help..

 

Falcon was a rebrand. Years ago I had a Falcon .25 ACP, it was also imported by Spesco (based in Atlanta, GA.), and was a rebranded inexpensive West German .25ACP. Not all Falcons were made by Taurus, not all M84s were branded Falcon. On a positive note, good used parts are pretty easy to find for the M84 & its rebrands. The exception is parts for the adjustable rear sight... they're hard to come by. What's the price your pawn shop is asking for the Falcon?

 

Wait a moment, DrDeer... are these cigars you use to present the guns? I used to smoke cigars for maybe 2 years but got back to my pipes again.

 

Yes sir, those are cigars.
My dad was a pipe smoker too. I tried for years but could never get the trick to keeping one lit. Cigars stay lit, so here I am...

 

My Taurus 84 doesn't have a Falcon and it has Hogue grips.

 

Nice. Mid to late 70's (later model cylinder and hammer). That big ol' rubber grip is covering up the logo on the side cover. Hope you still have the original walnut grips?

 

I don't have the original grips. The big grips were installed over 30 (probably longer) years ago by a prior owner. The friend I got in trade from bought it from his son about 30 years ago and I have no idea where he got it. Serial number is 1558***.​

 

FYI: Please be aware that there was an importer recall on the early Taurus revolvers, circa 1977. There was a timing issue with the fitting of the hammer block safety parts. Note that Taurus soon switched to a different hammer block safety design and also started transitioning to a frame-mounted firing pin.

MODEL 74,
32 SMITH & WESSON CALIBER, REVOLVER

MODEL 80, 82, 84 & 86,
38 SPECIAL CALIBER, REVOLVER

MODEL 94 & 96,
22 LONG RIFLE CALIBER, REVOLVER

WARNING: The listed Taurus revolvers, when dropped from a height of three feet on the hammer may discharge.

Revolvers	Serial Numbers BELOW the following:
Model 74, Blue	701,219
Model 74, Nickel	699,118
Model 80, 3" Blue	1,000,225 (not including 977,537 through 977,582)
Model 80, 3" Nickel	977,656, and 987,259 to 987,358
Model 80, 4" Blue	1,035,178
Model 80, 4" Nickel	1,001,684
Model 82, 3" Blue	996,964
Model 82, 3" Nickel	1,014,120
Model 82, 4" Blue	1,025,816
Model 82,4" Nickel	1,034,375
Model 84, Blue	1,026,497
Model 84, Nickel	1,009,613 through 1,009,655 & 1,009,626 through 1,009,655
Model 86	1,011,470
Model 94, Blue	94,170
Model 94, Nickel	94,206
Model 96	97,336

 

Will grips for a mdl. 970 or 73 fit a mdl 84 ?