Sears Roebuck Firearms

The Ted Williams Model 37 .22 rifle was produced by the Savage Arms Company for Sears, Roebuck and Co. It was manufactured from 1964 until 1969. This model is known for its bolt-action design and was part of a series of firearms sold under the Ted Williams brand during that period.

The Sears Roebuck 108.1501 saw model was produced between the late 1940s and the mid 1960s. The saw was carefully manufactured and was very durable, working models can still be found today.

Sears Roebuck model 108.1501 appears to be a type of hacksaw according to the online Sears listings. There was no information regarding when this hacksaw made its debut.

The Sears & Roebuck hack saw, model number 108.1501, was built in the nineteen forties. They can be found on Vintage Machinery's website. There are pictures of different vintage tools.

The Sears Roebuck Model 108.1501 Saw was built possibly in late 2011, and then later released in early of the year 2012. The price ranged in the hundreds when first released.

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$50-$75. There is a safety recall on models 583.13 through 583.22- they are unsafe to fire. Sears will give you a $50 gift card for sending them the bolt to keep.

Need a model number to give you an answer.

Alvah C. Roebuck was a co-founder of Sears and Roebuck along with Richard W. Sears. He went to work for Richard Sears in 1887, and the two ended up forming the company in 1893. Roebuck took charge of the heavily technological division of the company, that sold optical goods, watches, phonographs, and more.

We need to know the model number.

Your rifle was made for Sears by Marlin.The Marlin model 81 and your rifle are one and the same.

It MAY be worth a $50 gift card from Sears. You did not give us the model number, but 583.13 through 583.22 are under a safety recall due to a flaw in the design of the bolt. They are considered unsafe to shoot. Sears WAS exchanging the bolt for a $50 Sears gift card.

You do not provide sufficient information to identify the rifle.

There is no Sears model 6. The model 6C comes in American and Canadian versions, which are very different.

i need a book on it so i know how to use it right. cat.no.1011mod.213 57

I believe that your Sears shotgun is a Winchester model 37A shotgun that was made for Sears Roebuck And Co,.

Chances are that it was made by Cresent firearms co.They made many different house brand name shotguns from 1880-1920.

Depends on the model. For some, open bolt, release safety, press and HOLD triger, slide bolt out. For some, there is a retaining screw that must be rmoved. You did not tell us the model.

$100-$120

Try 1901. An 1981 Sears catalog isn't worth anything.

Your rifle was manufactured by Winchester as their model 121. The spent shell is removed from the chamber by action of the right and left extractors and is then bounced out by bumping agains the ejector.

Look for problems there. Parts are available from gunpartscorp.com.

Trick question: Sears didn't manufacture anything, but bought their guns from several manufacturers including Winchester, Savage/Stevens, Mossburg, High Standard, and others. Ted Williams guns weretheir top drawer models.

It looks to be an H&R model 120 or 121. Look for one of those manuals.

Trick question. None.

JC Higgins was a trade name for Sears. Sears purchased all their guns from many manufacturers. You must track back with the Sears number to determine the manufacturer and from there to the correct model.

Whatever price you put on it. I have one too and it's one of the best, most reliable 12gauges, I have ever owned. I'm in the process of reblueing and refinishing the furniture, so I can pass it down to my kids. They don't make them like they used to.

The Sears Farm Master Incubator model number 228-7351 was produced in the early 1980s. Given that it was likely released around that time, it would be approximately 40 years old as of 2023. For specific dating, checking the user manual or product documentation may provide more precise information.