1953
East Hartford made, 1983
1958 or so
With the serial number that you have provided,your High Standard citation model 102 was made in the year 1958.
The High Standard model is a Supermatic citation- none of my references show them as being made in stainless steel. There are High Standard pistols made swith an Electroless Nickel finish. Not extremely common nor extremely rare.
There were many model series to the hi standard supermatic citation.These were the 102 series which were made from 1958-1960,the 103 series which were made from 1960-1963,and the 104 series which were made from 1963-1978.Most of these will have the model number on the right side.While there are two more series,the 106,107 these were made for the military as training weapons.
An excellent percision pistol in .22 cal. made by High Standard company currently headquartered in Texas. A competition shooting pistol, fairly rare. Sells for anywhere from 550-1200$ depending on condition.
Lets start with the fact that you have a Hi-Standard first model supermatic that was made in the year 1952.The first model was made from 1951-1953.For a First model with between 60%-90% of its original finish remaining,the price is between 175-415 dollars.Your supermatic could be had with either a 4 1/2in or 6 3/4in barrel.These could be had with both weights and filler strip.if this is present your supermatic will increase in value by 250 dollars.
1932
Made in 1966.
Your shotgun was made from 1960 to 1965. It did not come with 18" barrels so someone has cut it down. Its value is about $150.
high standard
High Stadnard made the shotgun. Some parts are the same as the Higgins model 66. and a few parts are the same of the later High Stadnard Supermatic shotgun models See the parts lists at www.histandard.info