The value of an early 1950s Ithaca M37 16-gauge with a poly choke can vary based on its condition, originality, and market demand. Typically, such shotguns can range from $300 to $800, with pristine examples or those with historical significance potentially commanding higher prices. Factors such as wear, modifications, and the presence of original parts also significantly influence value. It's advisable to consult current market listings or seek an appraisal for a more precise evaluation.
$450-$500 in excellent condition. $200 for a beater. sales@countrygunsmith.net
The Model 37 was mfg. in 1956. The -4 indicates FULL choke.
In May of 2010 I bought a 1951 model 37 for $200.00 in fair condition W/poly choke
Your Model 37 was mfg. in 1954. The -4 indicates full choke.
$250-300.more if it is not a full choke. Answeryour gun was made in 1949
about a 150 bucks
It sounds to me like you have a Early made Ithaca Baker model double barrel shotgun made in 1889-1890.As to value I would have someone with the knowledge to evaluate you gun and then he could assign a value for you.
made by Ithaca in 1945
You are referring to a Model 66. Depending on the condition, length of barrel and choke, it should bring between $125 and $200. These are frequently listed at www.gunbroker.com.
Yes
AFAIK, Ithaca never made a 25.
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