The American Gun Company was the "house brand" of H&D Folsom Sporting Goods, New York City, c. 1895-1930. The guns were manufactured by Crescent Arms, Norwich, Connecticut. Their double barrel shotguns sold for $10-$15 when new.
Old trade-name shotguns are not generally collected and not safe with modern ammunition, so are valued solely as mantle ornaments.
The value of these guns if they are broken, badly worn, or rusty is less than $50 apiece. In like-new condition, it might be over $200. In "average" condition, it would probably be about $125-$150 for the 12 guage. The 410 might bring about twice as much from the right buyer.
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The Kolher Executive desk set does have a matching book shelf in oak finish, but is an accessory and will have to be bought seperately.
Requires professional appraisal. 1000-10000 USD
NAFAIK.
Greedo as of now is not very rare. This is due to the set he is in being available right now. However, he is only in one set. When that set is discontinued I'm sure he will be rare.
A 1970 Uncirculated Mint set would not have a dime with a "S" mintmark, only a Proof set will have a dime with a "S" mintmark for that year, so no your mint set is not rare.
It's called a dinner service.
Buy a matching set of clothes.
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I have just seen this set on gunbroker.com
A parure. (A matching set of four or more pieces: often a necklace, earrings, broach, 2 bracelets and occasionally a ring) A demi or semi-parure is generally 2-3 matching pieces.
There are many options available if you're looking for a jewelry set for a man. These range from matching cuff link and chain sets, to matching bracelet and ring bands. Find out the normal style of the man you are shopping for, and you will be able to find a fitting jewelry set.