Iver Johnson Firearms

To determine the age of an Iver Johnson TP22 with the serial number AE24752, you would need to reference the manufacturer’s production records or a database specific to Iver Johnson firearms, as specific serial number dating can vary by model. Generally, Iver Johnson produced the TP22 in the late 20th century, so it is likely from the 1980s or 1990s. For precise dating, consult a firearm expert or collector's guide.

The value of an Iver Johnson Model 57A can vary based on its condition, age, and any accompanying features. Generally, these handguns might range from $200 to $600. It's advisable to check recent sales and consult with collectors or appraisers for a more precise valuation. Factors like rarity and historical significance can also influence its worth.

There needs to be more detail - there are at least four guns you could be talking about and condition of the gun is critical. It could be a Champion Model 36, Champion model 39, or Champion model 39 - Junior, or Excel.

Roughly $75 to $300.

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a good qualified gunsmith should be able to answer your question for you.

"U. S. Revolver Co." weapons were made by Iver Johnson. It was most likely made 1900 - 1920. It is a curio, and if in very good condition may have a very attractive value to a collector, but that's the extent of what I can tell you.

Is it possible? Yes. Will we tell you how? Absolutely not.

According to my research, the serial numbers for almost all Iver-Johnson weapons, save some pistols, were recorded in books that became part of a World War II paper drive.

Yes there is.I personally have a marlin model 1894 cowboy ltd.that is chambered for the .45 colt cartridge.A few that come to mind is the rossi lever action carbine,the marlin model 1894,some Winchester model 1894 carbines,original Winchester model 1892 lever action carbines etc.With the revival of the cowboy action matches at gun ranges across the country gun makers are making more and more firearms that fire the .45 colt cartridge.

The Iver Johnson 410 shotgun with serial number 246b8 was likely made in the early 1950s, as Iver Johnson produced shotguns in that caliber during that period. For precise dating, you can refer to specific Iver Johnson production records or consult a collector's guide that details serial number ranges.

They were made from about 1910-1935. Records are patchy at best, yours is likely from AROUND 1919-1920, but dates are uncertain.

$250.00-$400.00 long barrel or short made in the1800s

You're going to show the whole serial number.

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Corrected the spelling of Iver Johnson. IJ made good utility grade firearms. Prices are not high, but do vary by model, caliber, and condition. A market value could be anywhere from $10 for a poor condition sidearms to $250 for a new-in-box specimen- most go for about $50-$75. They made a LOT of these- it was the gun of the shopkeeper, the mechanic, or the homeowner- not the collector.

Could be as early as 1905 (if it is, it was made for black powder rounds - do not use modern smokeless, it could blow up. have a gunsmith check it out) But a lot more info is needed. Like - what does it look like, what are the grips, does the cylinder tip out, does the top open, etc.

I can find no '65A' but they did make a 55A, eight shot revolver from 1961-1978.

Value of the 55A, depending on condition, would be $95-$225. Later models had 'Iver Johnson Sportsman' on it.

@ 100 yrs ago

I am afraid that you Iver Johnson revolver is not worth much.it is valued at 50-100 dollars depending on condition.

IJ ceased bicycle production in 1940, due tob the build up for arms due to WWII.

There were several different Iver Johnson models. The basic single shot utility grade is about $75, but other models may be worth more. You really need a hands on appraisal. Value is based on EXACT make, model,and condition.

You need to give the whole serial number.