James - The J.C.Higgins name was used by Sears Roebuck from 1946 to 1962. Your 16 gauge was made by Marlin, the .410 by Harrington & Richardson, and the .22 by Savage/Stevens. Assuming all guns are fully functional but not in like-new condition, they are worth about $80, $150, and $100.
There are more than a few J. C. Higgins marked shotguns and values vary by model. More information is needed in order to provide an answer.
J.C.Higgins was a trademark used on Sears and Roebuck rifles and shotguns manufactured for Sears from 1946-1962.
J. C. Higgins has written: 'Life of Robert Burns'
Several different companies made shotguns marked with the Sears JC Higgins brand. If you will post the model number, we may be able to tell you who made it.
Serial numbers on rifles and shotguns were not required until 1968. Most JC Higgins guns made prior to that never HAD a serial number- and yes, it is legal.
J C Higgins /Sears High standard
J C Higgins /High Standard http://www.histandard.info/PDF/Sears%20Rifles.pdf
My cross reference list indicates that this is a Savage 59. If your local gunsmith can't find the parts, you can check with www.e-gunparts.com
J. C. Higgins was not a manufacturer. J. C. Higgins was a tade name used by Sears Roebuck & Co.
How do you assemble a jc higgins 103.229 22 rifle
Yes, they do, but I previously owned one that did not have a recall.
Which one?