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Stephens
@ 100 USD depending on condition.
Numerous companies at the turn of the century made inexpensive firearms. No way to know if there are no other markings.
Hello I will need to know more info on it. Like what is marked on it? Hammer or hammerless? Grade? email me lefeverarms@yahoo.com Hammerless serial nr 55557
Theate Freres of Belgium if it is a double with outside hammers. Crescent Fire Arms if it is a hammerless double. Iver Johnson Arms & Cycle if it is a single shot.
Unless marked in some other way, no way to know. Many makers at the turn of the century would "brand" their wares if a big enought order was placed.
I can't find production dates for a model 357, but if it is marked J Stevens Arms Co (NOT J. Stevens and Co or J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co), the gun was made no earlier than 1920 and before 1950.
I don't really know but I have one that belonged to my great grandfather if you find out anything please post it here.
This should be a Lewis model, made in 1902.
Probably turn of the century
The current Barrett Firearms does not make a double shotgun. Exactly how is your gun marked?
In my opinion, nothing special. Crescent make many shotguns for various companys and hardware stores in the early years