Shotguns

$50-$75 in useable condition.

Delphian Arms is usually attributed to Crescent Fire Arms Co, so it would have been made between 1892 and 1932. If it is a hammerless gun, then sometime after 1903. If it has side-hammers, probably (but not positively) before 1915.

Winchester has made millions of shotguns, I believe the first in 1878 and the last was finished a few minutes ago. You could try a guidebook. Or, try asking a more specific question here. If you give the model name or number someone may be able to give you a range of values from a parts-gun to one in 100% new condition.

You can clean it, but you cannot remove the pits. If it is badly pitted, you will need to have a gunsmith bore and reline the barrel or replace it.

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.

If the company name is marked exactly as you have written it, the gun was made between 1920 and 1948. The date will not be marked on the gun and it is probably not serialized so the exact year of manufacture cannot be determined.

You've totally lost me! Is it a .22 lever action, with 18" barrel, or a shotgun? It can't be both! A 39a with N prefix was made in 1956, but they didn't make one with 18" barrel, so your's must be cut down length.

This gun was made in 1970 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.

I have 5 listings for Utica. Does it say "Utica Firearms Co. London Fluid Steel" or "Utica Fire Arms Co. Pat. Nov. 25, '90, March 29, '97"? The first of those would be a Crescent product made between 1892 and about 1914. The second by Hopkins & Allen, 1898-1915. If it says something else, it may be from another manufacturer. Simmons Hardware sold guns made by many firms. Crescent made hammerless sidelock guns for Simmons and probably also made hammer guns. Utica hammerless boxlock gun no. 34434 with "London Fluid Steel" barrels in my collection marked "Utica Fire Arms Co." with pat dates "Nov. 25, '90 and March 12, '91 or 97" was made by Hopkins & Allen. Hopkins and Allen also made an unusual sidelock gun with the locks set into the side of the action as opposed to being set into the wood. These were know as "iron frames".

Wiliam Moore was an English gunmaker, 1854-1872. Foreign copyrights weren't too well enforced in those days, so Henri Pieper of Liege, Belgium, 1877-1898, borrowed his name for inexpensive shotguns made for the American market. Value is about $150-$250, depending on how well it looks over the mantle. Damascus barrels over 100 years old shouldn't be fired unless they have been approved by a competent gunsmith, and then only with the black powder equivalent loads they were designed for.

the old numrich arms corp will be your best bet for parts for this combo gun. they go by the name Gun Parts Corp now, www.e-gunparts.com or 1-866-NUMRICH.located in west hurley NY

On my aya the serial number is on the bottom side of the trigger I POSTED THE QUESTION ABOUT THE SEARS 20 GA. I E-MAILED THE COMPANY WHICH IS LOCATED IN SPAIN AND WHOEVER HANDLES THE MAIL COULDN'T GIVE ME ANY INFORMATION UNLESS I GAVE THE SERIAL # WHICH IS AFTER THE FOLLOWING MARK n

Single barrel, $50-$75. Double, $150-$250.

Single shots, $50-$75. Double barrel, $150-$250.

CountryGunsmith@direcway.com has everything you need.

first go to Ithaca gun com. on the interet. i have a 10 gage double barrel ser. no. 286674f{ f stands for flues models} and it was made in 1917. ibought it for around 300dollars but it has a busted stock. i am trying to find out what the field grade is. the field grade needs to be known for pricing. if you can come up with the location on the field grade, please contact me at sseis@wbcable.net. thanks skip

have you ran into www.littlegun.com I have on and you can find me at tsmith@paramit.com

July 10, 1902 Patent application was filed on a pump action shotgun that would become the Stevens Model 520.

Depending on condition, somewhere between $150 and $250 if it is in safe working condition. If it's an older gun with large outside hammers, it's worth about the same, but as a mantle decoration, not as a useable firearm.

$125-$175.

This was a trade name sold by Belknap Hardware. Manufacturers included Crescent Fire Arms, Crescent-Davis Arms, Davis-Warner Arms, Iver Johnson, and J. Stevens A&T Co.

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

Enter a search on eBay or Guns America, or Auction Arms. What you want will come up, then bid on it. Or, contact a gunsmith and have him find one for you.

If you are lucky, this will be a Stevens gun with the Sears trade name. Parts will probably be available from Numrich Gun Parts or you might check with Savage Arms. Links are on the right side of the page>>>> It could also be made by Iver Johnson. This company has been out of business since 1978, but parts may be available from Numrich. But if it was made by Fyrberg Arms, c. 1903-1907, you will probably need to find a full-service gunsmith who can manufacture parts.

$35-$75, depending on condition.