Riverside Arms

The value of a .45 caliber muzzle loader made by Richland Arms Co. varies with the condition of the gun. On average, this gun retails for about 150 to about 200 dollars.

I can't place the manufacturer however it is not a famous name such as Greener. As such, the value of a damascus barrel shotgun is as a wall hanger. There is too much potential for hidden corrosion to weaken the barrels (not considering the higher pressure of smokeless powder shells) with the risk of the barrels exploding for it to be wise to use the gun. You might visit auctionarms.com or gunauction.com to see if a similar gun has been sold and what the price might have been.

In general, if you can get $100 for it, you're doing pretty well.

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Less than $100.

Trade name used by J Stevens Arms Co on guns made for the catalog trade. Value would be below $250.

$50-$100, depending on exact manufacturer and condition.

It was manufactured by Crescent Fire Arms for the Fletcher Hardware Co.

The Riverside model number will be identical to the Stevens number.

Under $100.

The gun was made in Brazil and would resell under $100.

Parts can be found at: http://www.gun-parts.com/brazil/

Invery good condition, $350.00 to $500.00 this is what they sell for on gun broker.com. I have one and love it. Jim

Depends on condition. A standard 'Baby' Browning pistol, blue, in typical condition would bring $300-$400. It also helps if you gave the dealer head... then he might lower the price

gene joslin

Apparently not to much ! $100.00 at best - I just acquired one, thought I got lucky because of age - but was suprised when I researched it ! PJ

A complete and functional, but not like new, 12 gauge utility double is worth $150-$250, depending on exact condition and its appeal to the prospective buyer's eye.

i don't know this answer but i have a this exact shotgun that was patented on this exact date that was given to me from my grandpa

Neither the Standard Catalog of Firearms nor the Blue Book of Gun Values lists any revolvers under Richland, only shotguns imported from Spain or Italy. Judging from the values these two references assign to the shotguns sold by Richland, I would suspect that they are rather utilitarian. They should work well but not be particularly well-finished or highly decorated. I would assume that any revolvers they imported would be of similar quality.

Manufactured by Meriden Fire Arms Co, 1905-1915, for Sears Roebuck & Co.

I believe the 1915 patent date means the gun is identical to the Stevens 311 series. Numrich Gunparts at the related link should be able to help you.

go to this website and it should answer your question http://forums.gunbroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=121194 The Blue Book lists this gun from $100 to $275. If it has US Military markings, the price doubles, and if it is a military trench gun or riot gun, values run even higher.

Your gun was manufactured in 1904.

I got one from e-gunparts.com, which is Numrich. They have schematics for many guns.

Value is too difficult to be accurate without seeing the gun. Condition which includes the amount of original finish and original configuration will determine value. Auto 5's with recoil pads (other than Mag 12's) poly-chokes and compensators will reduce value. Recommend taking it to a gun shop for appraisal.

Savage/Stevens made a lot shotguns with the Riverside name and Browning patented a lot of guns, features, and improvements. Give a model name or number and describe the action (automatic, slide, etc) and we may be able to give a ballpark estimate.