Shotguns

I do not have a current listing for that gunmaker. The proofmarks under the barrel will help date the piece.

A J AUBREY shotguns were made in Meriden CT for sale by Sears from c.1905-1915.

Made in 1912. Value depends on condition, but 16 GA would be more valuable than the more common 12 GA. If in very good condition it might bring $400-$500, depending on how badly a collector wants it.

Normally, a utility single shot is worth less than $100 even in the best condition, but the 28 gauge can change that. In the Midwest the gun will not sell at any price and in the Northeast it will bring a premium.

Its hard to say what the exact age and/or value would be. J. Stevens Arms Co. began producing the Model 15 springfield in 1938. It retailed in the Sears and Roebuck catalogue for $3.18. In really good condition it is probably worth about $100.

ARMORY GUN CO was a trade name used by H&D Folsom Co on shotguns made by Crescent Firearms and distributed to the hardware/catalog trade. Would have been made between 1890-1910, give or take.

There were BATAVIA SPECIAL shotguns, BATAVIA LEADER, etc, made with both steel and damascus barrels. Condition is key, but $300-$400 is realistic.

The serial number is 93269.It was bought in 1960.Batavia NY is stamped on it.

Readily available from Browning.

Made in 1927

AMERICAN ARMS in North Kansas City was an importer. The gun was made in either Spain or Italy in the late 1980's to early 1990's. Value is going to depend on finding a buyer for a 10ga O/U, but I would price it at $600 and see if I got any bites.

This shotgun, which was apparently made in Belgian and imported by the H & D Folsom Arms Co. was designed as a low cost "hardware store" gun. The fact that it has "twist" (damascus barrels) and exposed hammers implies that it is probably no less than 100 years old. Unfortunatly the records of the H & D Folsom Arms Co. are no longer to be had, as such getting an any more than an approxmate age is probably not possible. My, very uneducated, guess would be sometime between the late 1880's and 1910.

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

WILMONT GUN CO guns were made in Belgium from c.1880 to c.1915. Value is going to be low, with excellent examples under $400. Please do not attempt to fire the shotgun.

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I want to know the age of this rifle, when it was made? from what year to what year ? or do you know? Is stevans stil in busines?

$1,000,000.00

The book "The Golder Age of Shotgunning" by Bob Hinman (published by Wolfe Publishing Co. Prescott Arizona) is the only source I can think of for information on these two companies. These companies combined in the 1890's to become one originazation.

Bolt action made by Savage/Stevens. $75-$125.

CBC shotguns were made in Brazil and imported for sale by department store chains such as KMart. They are marked as to gauge, typically on the barrel.

mite check guage 20 or 28 guage

In answer to the question: Where can you find information on a Hopkins and Allen Rifle? You can find most any gun list'ed on this web page,and I'am sure that you can find what you are looking for here.The web page is { Orion Blue Book .com/orion/guns.asp. I have found alot of helpful info here. I hope this will be of help to you.Good Luck.

your gun was made by High Standard in 1952 Complete 583 20 shotguns in good shootable cond are getting scarce due to a bogus Sears recall on this model. Thus depending on who whats it 100 to 150 bucks

this is not exactly an antique or anything, mossberg made tons of these inexpensive shotguns-retail value:$75-$90