Im not sure what the exact dates are, The one I have was bought by my dad when he was a freshman in high school, that was in 1956, and it was used then. I still have it and its a great gun!!!
The Remington Model 547 is in production.
1972 to 1989
The Marlin Glenfield model 60 is one of the rifles many variations that was in production from 1966-1982.
No published data.
The Sears 583.10 is a High Standard and the only High Standard bolt action shotgun known is the Model 514. The 514 is worth $125 in excellent condition. Dates of production aren't listed but it's less than 50 years old.
The C prefix dates your Remington model 700 to the year 1982.
No publicly available information
No published production data; 10-125 USD or so
Without any further info on your specific firearm, the only dates that I can give are from 1937 to 1987. Ithaca made several different variations of the Model 37, some of which went out of production before others. Production did start in 1937, and the last variations of the Model 37 were replaced by (or renamed to) the Model 87 in 1987.
Made by Savage Arms of Chicopee, Mass. 1953 tru 1971
The Production Budget for 20 Dates was $66,000.
I can't help with the date of production, but I have a model 5 topped with a mossberg # 9 scope (side mounted). I, too, have been trying to seek information about the date of production, but I can only find information starting with model 6. Those dates are between 1935 - 1965