Your Winchester Model 12 serial # 514339 was manufactured in 1928. Serial #'s 508890 thru 556046 were made that year. Your Winchester Model 12 serial # 514339 was manufactured in 1928. Serial #'s 508890 thru 556046 were made that year.
Model 06 serial number 786735 was assembled as a parts clean rifle sometime in the latter 1930s.
The winchester model 77 was made during the years 1955-1963.The serial numbers started at 1001,and ended at 217,180.Winchester did not keep records of the model 77 production.with the parts clean up this produced about 900 more rifles,so the serial numbers could be as high as 218,000.
The Winchester model 77 was made from 1955 thru 1963.The serial number range started at number 1,001 and went as high as 217.180,with parts clean up resulting in another 900 made.seeing that your serial number is 35,837 I can only assume that your rifle was made in either 1958-1959,as Winchester did not keep records of the serial numbers assigned per year.The Winchester model 77 was only chambered in the caliber .22LR.
Winchester did not keep the records of the serial numbers by year of production for this rifle.I can say that Winchester started making the Model 77 rifle in 1955,and ceased production in the year 1963.The serial numbers began at 1001,and finished up at 217,180.The parts clean up resulted in 900 more firearms made.If I had to guess as to when yours was made,I would speculate that the year was 1958.
With the serial number that you provided,your Winchester model 24 shotgun was produced in the year 1947.There were 13,690 made that year,which was the highest number in the production span of the model 24.They were made from 1939-1956.Parts clean up was in 1957 with a total production of 117,000 made from 1939-1957.
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It sounds like you have a Second model Winchester 1876 which was manufactured in 1881. The King's Improvement referred to the solid magazine tube. The value will depend on condition. The book I have lists: V.G. Good Fair Poor $3500 2500 1000 500 You will want to have it appraised by an advanced collector. Don't clean it before you show it.
Winchester did not serial number the model 67 rifles.This was not a law until the passage of the gun control act of 1968.The model 67 was made from 1934-1963.the production figures show that Winchester made 383,587 model 67 rifles during this time span,with a additional 2,100 made from the parts clean-up after production stopped.
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The Model 1906/06 was introduced in 1906, discontinued in 1932, and with a total production of 625,000+ manufactured. From 1932 - 1942, an estimated additional 60,000 were assembled from remaining parts on hand (parts clean-up). In simple terms, it is one of the least rare Winchester .22 caliber models. Bert H.
The Winchester model 67 was made from 1934-1963.There were 383,587 made before the parts clean up began,with another 2,100 made from the final parts clean up.
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Winchester Model 06 serial number 745833 was assembled as a parts clean-up rifle sometime between 1932 - 1941. The collector value can only be assessed by a visual inspection & evaluation. Old Winchesters are very much like old classic automobiles... the graded condition and factory originality are the key factors in determining what they are truly worth. Bert H.
Your Winchester model 1894 which was made in 1949,is valued at between 375-550 dollars,depending on the amount of original finish remaining on the wood and metal parts,along with a good clean bore.
I need to clean the barrel, not like a model 12.
BORE SOLUTION, BRASS BRUSHES, PATCHES AND LOTS OF Q TIPS
I am unable to find a "WA" engine serial number listed. Please clean off number and look closer, might be a "WO" with 6 digits following it.
Take it to your local police
JUST BOUGHT ONE FOR $1000 AND I STOLE IT THEY RUN ABOUT $2000 IF REAL CLEAN
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Depends on condition, and on the exact version of the Model 42- Could be $500 or $1500. These are scarce, and tend to be pricy. You will need a hands on appraisal for an accurate answer. PLEASE do not "clean up" your shotgun with anything but light oil and cloth.
If you clean it you will diminish value. If you don't care about that, a local jeweler can give you help.
The Winchester Model 1873 was in production from the year 1874 through 1920 (with a few hundred additional parts clean-up rifles made up to the year 1925). Bert H.