No specific forum dedicated to the 32
Hopkins & Allen ended business in 1916, and there are very few points in the database. Sorry-
Allen's Princess range was released in 1998.
Hopkins & Allen Arms Co. Fifty Years of Gunmaking 1867 - 1917 by Joseph T. Vorisek is about the best book on H&A.
The Hopkins and Allen .22 caliber Range Model with serial number A494 was likely manufactured around the early 1900s, as these models were produced primarily between 1890 and 1910. Specifically, serial numbers in the A range suggest it was made in the early part of that timeframe. For an exact date, consulting specific production records or references about Hopkins and Allen firearms would be necessary.
Cornell Publications might have a book with that information.
If you are talking about the forum banners (usually found at the top of forums), they can range from $0 to anything as much as $100. Some people usually charge money to make them, but you can get a good forum banner for free from many resource forums.
The Model 77
Current model range from 555lbs for the model 72, up to 911lbs. for the electra glide model. Most range from 573-725lbs.
Condition is everything when valuating firearms. An Hopkins and Allen .32 cal. hand gun can range between $45 in Poor condition to $300 in exceptional condition for a scarce/rare model.
As for value they sell in the $225 250 range in 90%+ condition. Numrich arms sold "hopkins allen" reproductions in the 60's and 70's and still has some parts available as does dixie gun works.
The value of a 45 caliber Model 39 black powder Minuteman by Hopkins and Allen can vary based on its condition, rarity, and market demand. Generally, these firearms range from $300 to $800, with pristine or rare examples potentially fetching higher prices. For an accurate appraisal, it's recommended to consult a firearms expert or check recent sales in collector markets.
The electric range power requirements for this model are typically around 240 volts and 40 amps.