Empire was a trade name used by the Crescent Arms Co. on utility grade shotguns. The Empire No. 60 (as opposed to the Certified Empire No. 60) was a hammerless sidelock and could bring up to $500, depending upon condition, guage and configuration.
200.00
Value will most likely not exceed 100 USD.
The Crescent Arms "Empire Hammerless" double barrel (20 guage) is not a collectable gun, but is a "shooter". Thus, in shootable condition, it is worth about $200. That's what I paid for mine, strictly for bird hunting.
10-60 usd
$100-$250
70-100 years. 50-150 USD
Manufactured by Crescent Fire Arms Co, Norwich, CT, 1892-1931. Value if complete and functional, $200-250. If busted or rusted, $20-50.
where can i find a Forend, Butt stock and plate and trigger guard for a NO. 60 Empire Hammerless 12 gauge. " Cresent "?
Seldom bring more than 100 USD unless mint.
This was probably either a Safety Hammer Model or Safety Hammerless Model made from 1892 to 1950. In the 2004 Blue Book the Hammerless was worth $60 in 60% condition and $125 in 100% condition and the Safety Hammer model was worth $40 and $100 respectively.
10-70 usd
10-100