Ithaca Firearms

The value of an Ithaca shotgun model XL 900, particularly with gold plating and a 20 gauge configuration, can vary widely based on its condition, age, and market demand. Generally, such shotguns may range from $300 to $800, but unique features or excellent condition can increase the price. For a more accurate valuation, it's best to consult recent sales, local gun shops, or firearms appraisers.

Assuming you mean an Ithaca double barreled shotgun, there were many diferent models, and they have different values. Some may be $200, some $2000. For any collector's gun, the condition plays a major role in the value. Sorry, you will need a hands on appraisal to get a tru value.

Your shotgun will range in price from 1,325 dollars-3,000 dollars for a shotgun with between 10%-50% of its original finish remaining,good wood,and a good set of bores.

The value of an Ithaca Model 37 12 gauge shotgun can vary significantly based on factors such as its condition, age, and any unique features or modifications. Generally, prices can range from around $300 for a well-used model to over $1,000 for a rare or pristine example. For a more accurate assessment, it's advisable to consult recent sales data, or a firearms appraiser, or visit a reputable gun shop.

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You haxe a Ithaca model Flues double barrel shotgun which was made in the year 1917,by the serial number you have provided.As to value that cannot be determined without a more detailed description of the shotgun in question,to include gauge,barrel length,double trigger or single.It would also help if you describe the overall condition of this shotgun to include the amount of blueing remaining and the condition of the wood.

Your serial number indicates that your Ithaca shotgun was made in the year 1920.

Depending on overall condition,most sell for between 275-350 dollars.You can add another 50-75 dollars for the extra barrel depending on condition.

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Since the mod 37 is a pump gun and the 51 is semi-auto, if it fits then it is a coincidence.

No, a Model 51 stock will not fit a Model 37, as the two models typically have different design specifications and dimensions. Each model is engineered to accommodate specific hardware and structural differences, meaning that parts like stocks are generally not interchangeable. Always refer to manufacturer guidelines for compatibility to ensure proper fit and function.

if it's a 1911 45cal. pistol then it was made by Colt. the slide made be ITHACA, but the frame is Colt.

it often happened when guns were cleaned in the field. Also, if it's a pistol it was made in 1917.

if it's a 1911 45 cal. military pistol it was made in 1918 by Colt

it was made in 1913 by either Colt or Remington Rand

I cannot find a serial number that high in any of my Ithaca references. The link below will take you to a good summary of serial numbers for Ithaca shotguns, you may be able to find your model and date there-

I won't take less than $1200.00 for mine!

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You best move would be to get a copy of the Gun Digest Firearms Assembly/Disassembly manual for shotguns, available through Amazon.com among other sources.

I would,but only after having it looked at and approved by a qualified gunsmith.

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It sounds as if you have a Ithaca Crass model shotgun,that was produced in the year 1903 by your serial number.

The numbers 10-21133 are the serial number that was assigned to your Ruger Standard Mark I pistol,which was made in the year 1969.