Can anyone help me with the value of these guns?
Does anyone know the value of these guns? To make a long story short, these guns belonged to my Grandfather who passed away last year and they were handed down to my father. He wants to get them off his hands and he asked me to research it on the internet.
Do you know the approx value of these guns? Just a round about figure in case he takes them to a gun shop. Thank you for any information you can provide.
Where can I sell these?
Ithaca Model 37 around 1950's 16 gauge
Savage Model 24 around 1935's 410 gauge
Thanks!!
Do you know the approx value of these guns? Just a round about figure in case he takes them to a gun shop. Thank you for any information you can provide.
Where can I sell these?
Ithaca Model 37 around 1950's 16 gauge
Savage Model 24 around 1935's 410 gauge
Thanks!!
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Your going to give more info or post some pictures.
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The replies will show on this thread....but you will have to give more info on condition so those that are up on current value can help.
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what ga is the 37?? what cal is the 24? can you post pics?? sure would help. with out the 37 is $100.00 and the 24 about the same.
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what ga is the 37?? what cal is the 24? can you post pics?? sure would help. with out the 37 is $100.00 and the 24 about the same.
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16 gauge for the 37 and 410 gauge for the 240 -
quote:bud8chevy Posted - 09/08/2004 : 6:23:10 PM
Does anyone know the value of these guns? To make a long story short, these guns belonged to my Grandfather who passed away last year and they were handed down to my father. He wants to get them off his hands and he asked me to research it on the internet.
Do you know the approx value of these guns? Just a round about figure in case he takes them to a gun shop. Thank you for any information you can provide.
Where can I sell these?
Ithaca Model 37 around 1950's 16 gauge
Savage Model 24 around 1935's 410 gauge
Thanks!!
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My guess is that your dates are backward as the earliest 24 looks to hail from the early 50's.
Both are utility guns... The Savage more so than the Ithaca. Perhaps $100.00 for the Savage. The 37 in decent shape might double that figure, but it's a shooter at best.
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