Prices given here are, for the most part, standard guns without optional features that were so often furnished by the factory. These optional or extra-cost features are too numerous to list and can affect …

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Values given here reflect those rifles produced before 1964, or around serial number 2550000. Model 1894 was the first Winchester developed especially for the smokeless powder.

Prices listed are for guns made prior to 1964 or with serial numbers below 1968307. Shotgun will be seen in many different combinations of gauges, barrel lengths, ribs and stocks, all of which …

Winchester sold only eight 1-of-100 Model 1873s; and 136 of 1-of-1000 guns that were built. In recent years, some of these special guns were sold at auction and brought prices well in excess of $100,000.

Winchester offered a Gallery version of Model 62, that was chambered for .22 Short only. Some of these Gallery guns have "Winchester" stamped on left side of receiver.

One of Winchester's best selling small caliber firearms and in worldwide use. Winchester offered many extra-cost options for this rifle that will greatly affect value. Secure an expert appraisal before …

Model 59 Fourth and final pre-1964 Winchester self-loading shotgun. Featured a steel and fiberglass barrel, with aluminum alloy receiver. Available in 12-gauge only. Barrel lengths from 26" to 30", with …

Winchester developed Model 61 in an attempt to keep pace with its competitors' hammerless .22 rifles. Featured 24" round or octagonal barrel and could be ordered by customer in a variety of configurations.

Values listed are given for pre-1964 Model 70s, with serial numbers from 1 to 581471. Standard calibers offered for Model 70 are these in order of rarity: .300 Savage, .35 Rem., .458 Win Magnum, 7mm, …