The Junior Model 11 was Stevens' last attempt to market a boy's rifle. It was discontinued in the late 1930s. Value depends on condition -- less than $100 if fair or worse, maybe $300 if excellent and you find the right collector. It would be rare to see one sell for more than $200 in average condition.
That is the date of a patent owned by J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co.
Stevens 520 pump
The '1864' marking you are seeing is part of a patent date, not a model number. Stevens guns generally will have the 1864 patent date through about 1916, and there were a great many models produced on the same basic action that would show that patent date. If you can send us detailed digital pictures, we can help you identify which model you have and go from there. sales@countrygunsmith.net
It had to be manufactured between the 1912 patent date and 1915 when the company ceased operations.
It depends on the patent. Depending on what product or item you have a patent for will determine what company you need to file the patent with. If you dont know the company's name then you can just look it up on the internet to find out.
If the company decides to file for a patent, you will receive a cash award.
The best company for patent licensing help is one that has extensive experience in patent licensing. The best would also have experience in the specific product. ICAP Patent Brokerage is a very popular company that provides this service.
That's a patent date, not a manufacture date. The Standard Catalog gives a range of values from $125 in Poor condition to $275 in Excellent condition.
Valient was a trade name used by the Spear and Company of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on firearms they retailed. The patent date identifies yours as a product of J. Stevens Arms.
$500
These older stevens guns are valued at between 65-150 dollars.
No - Patents are property. If one sells a patent outright, one ceases to have any ownersip of that patent.