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Savage, Winchester , Continental Co. Value?

Kooke
With little knowledge, I have these three guns I got from my grandpa, I was just wondering what was the value of each.

Gun #1: Savage
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This leather case reads Geo Tritch HD WT Co, Denver COLO
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Gun #2: Winchester

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This reads:

Made in U.S.A Winchester Repeating Arms Co - MODEL 67-22 SHORT - Winchester
New Haven Conn
LONG AND LONG RIFLE - Trademark
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Gun #3: Continental Arms Co (The only engravings I've seen.)
Not in the best shape.

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Thank you very much. Visit my flickr to see higher res pics http://www.flickr.com/photos/44669453@N06/sets/72157624595031505/with/4889699496/
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  • GuvamintCheese
    Your Savage is gonna bring the most, and I will let someone else make an estimate. The Winchester 67 is a first year model with the grooved fore end but condition is fair, I would guess it would fetch $130-$175. The bottom one is a $10 gun in my opinion. Good luck.

    http://www.GunBroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=181240215
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  • tsr1965
    Kooke,

    As Cartod has said, the Savage is the most valuable of the three. It is a Savage Model 1899, in 303 Savage chambering. Ammo is HARD to find usually. It percieves to be in about 60% condidtion, as it has lost a lot of its finnish on the reciever...at the common point to grasp that or many Winchester lever actions when carrying them afield. I am sure that rifle has worn off the finnish on many big game critter's too!

    While I am no collector of Savage Arms, nor an expert in that field, I can tell you the value could be well in excess of $1K. It is hard to tell, as I have not handled the rifle , or inspected the bore. I am sure I will be corrected by some of the Savage Arms collector's on the board, who deal mostly with these style rifles.

    The Winchester Model 67 is in nice shape externally, and providing it has a nice bore, should fetch neat $200.00, or possibly more.

    As for the shotgun...I wouldnt even tell anyone I had something like that. It is in rough shape...rough enough, as to where I would not shoot it.

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    Kooke,

    I edited part of my previous response. I did not see the Oct. 99 patent date, and therefor made a faulty judgement that it was a model 1895, not the correct model 1899. As such, it has not the value of previously stated, but could bring close to grand.

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  • grizzclaw
    Kooke, what cal.is stamped on the barrel of your Savage?
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  • Kooke
    It says .30
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  • sandwarrior
    Kooke,

    Nice rifles! As mentioned the Savage has the most value. The leather case is worth more than the bottom gun. Unfortunately, not a whole lot. The Savage 1895 actually is a bit more collectible than the 1899's for right now. That's because the 1899's/99's jumped up and have now come back down. I would rate the rifle in about 85% condition. The receiver's didn't have a deep bluing, so most of what you find looks the way yours does. The Win 67 is worth about $160 as I see them go for about that on here.

    The caliber ".30" stamped on your rifle should also be followed by a "WCF" which it appears to. That for all intents and purposes is the 30-30. Being from that time frame adds a little value.

    I'd value the rifle around $600-$700.
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  • tsr1965
    quote:Originally posted by sandwarrior
    Kooke,

    Nice rifles! As mentioned the Savage has the most value. The leather case is worth more than the bottom gun. Unfortunately, not a whole lot. The Savage 1895 actually is a bit more collectible than the 1899's for right now. That's because the 1899's/99's jumped up and have now come back down. I would rate the rifle in about 85% condition. The receiver's didn't have a deep bluing, so most of what you find looks the way yours does. The Win 67 is worth about $160 as I see them go for about that on here.

    The caliber ".30" stamped on your rifle should also be followed by a "WCF" which it appears to. That for all intents and purposes is the 30-30. Being from that time frame adds a little value.

    I'd value the rifle around $600-$700.


    Todd,

    That is not a 1895, is it? It has the Oct 3, 99 patent date on it.

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  • TRAP55
    The Savage serial dates to 1900
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  • sandwarrior
    quote:Originally posted by tsr1965
    quote:Originally posted by sandwarrior
    Kooke,

    Nice rifles! As mentioned the Savage has the most value. The leather case is worth more than the bottom gun. Unfortunately, not a whole lot. The Savage 1895 actually is a bit more collectible than the 1899's for right now. That's because the 1899's/99's jumped up and have now come back down. I would rate the rifle in about 85% condition. The receiver's didn't have a deep bluing, so most of what you find looks the way yours does. The Win 67 is worth about $160 as I see them go for about that on here.

    The caliber ".30" stamped on your rifle should also be followed by a "WCF" which it appears to. That for all intents and purposes is the 30-30. Being from that time frame adds a little value.

    I'd value the rifle around $600-$700.


    Todd,

    That is not a 1895, is it? It has the Oct 3, 99 patent date on it.

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    Yup, it's an 1899. You are correct. I got confused reading a post somewhere above. If it's an 1899 it'll still be around what I gave for a price. These had been going for around a grand, or even up to 2 grand when pristine, but now they've dropped. Not to where they were five years ago, but down a bit.
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  • Kooke
    Thanks for your input guys.
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