Union Arms Co was a trade name distributed by H&D Folsom of New York c. 1900. I find sources that attribute these guns to Henri Pieper of Belgium and other sources say Crescent Firearms (owned by Folsom) of Norwich, CT. Folsom would order guns from whoever offered the best price at the time, so without some additional markings, it is impossible to say for certain who manufactured a particular gun. Crescent was by far the most prolific producer of these store-brand shotguns. There is a list of over 100 trade names found on Crescent guns in the Standard Catalog of Firearms. This list is still growing, and many of the names are also found on guns made by Davenport, Davis, Stevens, Iver Johnson, and others.
50-100
Union Fire Arms Co was in business from 1903 to 1910, then became Union Arms Co until 1913.
Union Fire Arms Company of Toledo, Ohio manufactured low end shotguns in 12 and 16 gauge in single, double and pump. I have a 16 gauge pump action. My impression is that in good condition they go for around a hundred dollars. My impression (again) is that the order of value is sxs doubles, then pump action, then single shot. A search engine shows much more about company history and other topics.
You can find a brief history of Warner Arms Co in The Standard Catalog of Firearms or other reference books.
its an old gun from sears. inexpensive back then. worth about $125 bucks.
100-300 USD
About 100 USD.
Manufactured sometime between 1920 and 1948.
50-100
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150.00 in excellent condition
$125 - $150 as a mantle decoration.