Shotguns

Winchester. sales@countrygunsmith.net

I have parts for that model. sales@countrygunsmith.net

The Model 49 was a variant of the basic Marlin pump shotgun produced on the 1889 patents. The Model 49 was made in the late 1920's and was primarily an incentive gift for stock purchasers. Due to several different potential problems with the action, Marlin advised owners of these guns not to shoot them.

I just paid $75 at a gun show in NY.

Prior to 1930, certainly. Wolverine Arms Co was a tradename used by Fletcher Hardware in Wilmington NC.

Its the Lewis Model, from c.1905. In 60% condition, I would expect to retail at $350-$400. sales@countrygunsmith.net

Several different models, although that combination of markings leads us to think Diamond #43 Second Issue. This is a single-shot .22, correct? Digital pictures would help. sales@countrygunsmith.net

Made between World War I and World War II. No collector interest, value would be under $100. Have it checked thoroughly by a reputable gunsmith before shooting. sales@countrygunsmith.net

Manufactured by Stevens for Sears Roebuck. Worth $25 to $75, depending on condition. Might break $100 if still in factory-new condition.

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what is a remington 20ga shotgun patented 1891,1903,1904 worth?

It probably doesn't have one. Serialization of long arms was not required before 1968 and few manufacturers of utility-grade shotguns used them.

J. Stevens Arms and Tool Co or Crescent Fire Arms for the George Worthington hardware stores.

Crescent Fire Arms made these before 1920 and J. Stevens later. Other markings could determine which company made yours, but the factory batch number won't help.

c.1910.

Without knowing the exact overall condition as well as details like matching parts, its pretty hard to say. The low for shot out barrel and bad finish, rough wood, completely functional, all original parts, is in the $300.00 range. if conditions are better, or rare options such as special sights, wood or triggers, then the price would be higher. Rust, pitting,reblue, deep metal wear, changed out or missing sights, junk wood, blacksmith repairs to metal parts, replaced or relined barrel. then the price could go down.

numrich gunparts.com has everything but the stock

Try gunstocksinc.com

Go to Numrich arms. they have a web site. search for you part. I just checked(1/3/11) and they have 1

If it is side-by-side, probably Stevens.

I've never found a cross-reference for Spiegel firearms, but I'd bet (a small amount) on Nobel as the manufacturer of a pump gun.

Made by J Stevens Arms between 1920 and 1948.

1930's-40's.

This was my question but this website reworded it and made it confusing. I'm looking for the year or years such a gun was made. This one also has coyote and phesant engravings on a stainless steel receiver and trigger with double blued barrels. What's wrong with the question? Since you don't give a serial number, the best answer you could hope for is range of manufacture dates. Now, work with me. Where did you find that V V 18 model number? The Blue Book lists all Savage combination guns as Model 24. Only a handful were available as 22 WMR/20 gauge and one of these came with a chrome, not stainless, frame. That one is Model 24MDL, manufactured from 1962 to 1969.

Sears would negotiate with firearms manufacturers to produce a low cost model of their popular guns. The finish would be less well polished, no checkering, cheaper grips, paint rather than blueing on metal parts - whatever corners could be cut to make the cheapest gun possible. Sears would then buy thousands of that gun to sell through their stores at lower prices than the name brands. Now, forty years later, a 1967 Winchester Model 94 30-30 has more value than a 1967 Ted Williams 30-30.