Ithaca Firearms

I have been looking for a 12 gauge Witte shotgun. Not sure what they are worth. Do you have one for sale?

You must call Browning. The sn doesn't follow normal convention.

The Charles Daly company has been an importer of German, Belgian, Italian, and Japanese shotguns and combination guns since at least the early 1930's. The country of manufacture should be marked on the barrels or on the receiver.

The Belgian and German guns were not imported after about 1933.

The Japanese guns were manufactured between 1968 and 1976.

The Italian guns started manufacture in 1976.

The serial number, by itself, may be useful to an advanced collector in better identifying the gun, but is otherwise of no help. Model designations are more useful.

Depending on the condition it could be worth $50-$125.00. I own 3 that are mint and one that is new in the box. The one new in the box is at best worth $190.00. Hope that helps.

Your gun known as the "Flues Model" after its designer was made in 1918. These firearms were made in many different grades, which can have a huge affect on value. The condition of the firearm will, obviously, also have major impact on value. Assuming your gun is in good working condition and a FIELD grade gun, by far the most common, a 100% gun (as it came from the factory) could probably fetch close to $1500. A very poor example, still working though, about $300.

There are several quality levels for the gun and the values within those levels vary considerably with the condition. For example, a Quality X in Excellent condition has a book value of $1200 while the same gun in poor condition lists for $100. You had best take the gun to a reliable gunsmith or advanced collector for an appraisal.

About $130

200-500 USD depending on condition. Most I see are aroud 300-350.

50-550 usd

you have to look up your serial number find the year of Birth on WWW.SURPLUSRIFLEFORUM.COM in their search engine type in ITHACA 37 DOM there you'll find a serial Number chart Date your shotgun then look in Blue book for pricing an Ithaca Model 37, I would say anywhere from $100 to $500 depend on year,condition,factory original parts and all , also the gauge if it a 12ga or 16ga , 0r 20 ga I've notice a gun shows 16ga were worth more but also harder to find than a more common 12ga and 20ga

A Model 37 for $100 would be a gold mine or was run over by a truck and found in a cow stall. These shotguns are favored by utility shooters and I myself find it difficult to find a website that wants to nail down a real value range for these guns. Sure there are variations and date ranges but compared to almost every other gun I've researched the Model 37 Featherweight Pre-1986 is frustrating. Most require you join or pay a subscription fee to, maybe get the answer your truly looking for. In the end it's only worth what someone offers you, but for insurance purposes it would be nice to find values more eaily>

70-100 years, 50-150 USD

Made by Crescent Fire Arms Co, 1893-1932. Worth $150-$250 depending on condition.

The current Barrett Firearms does not make a double shotgun. Exactly how is your gun marked?

I paid $185.00 for mine because it is very attractive, good looking stock and other furnature. I bought the gun 7 years ago.

Made between the early 1920s and 1940s by Stevens for Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett and Co. $150-$250, depending on condition.

Not likely to find one. Serial numbers weren't required on long arms until 1969 and this gun was made by Anciens Etablissment Pieper around 1910.

it 's probably a baker model built around 1888. pbl

Not sure of exact age, but these guns were made 1962 to 1978 (if I recall correctly). Serial numbers, not legally required until 1968, were absent on the earliest guns. Later models also had checkered gray elm wood instead of plain walnut. Best guess without immediate access to my records is early to mid 1970s.

Central Arms was a trade name used by Shapleigh Hardware on guns made by several manufacturers, but the 812 would be a single shot by J Stevens Arms Co, 1920-1948.

Made in 1899. Probably worth around $350. (Watch auctions on gunbroker.com for similar items to see what going prices are. I find that prices for Ithaca guns are generally higher in internet sales than those listed in gun value books.)

1896

According to Fjestad's, the basic Model 100 in 95% condition should cost about $380, a Model 150 about $385, and the deluxe Model 200 about $525. Add 20% for 20 gauge guns. Sounds like You may have a model 200. I would pay $625

Probably made in 1969. Value depends on the GA, with 12 GA being the most common and therefore least valuable (and probably worth about $350)

Depends entirely on age and condition - neither of which is indicated in the question, so no way to answer.

Not sure if it is a B80 or an A500, but it was made in 1988 in Europe (not Japan). Depending on which model, $400-$500.