A few examples of appraisal values for
JOHN WAYNE RIFLE

• John Wayne Commemorative Winchester
  John Wayne Commemorative Winchester Rifle American, late 20th century, Model 1894, .32-.40, serial number "JW13077", signed "John Wayne" on tang, cameo of Wayne on butt stock, fine figured walnut stock with checkering, highly detailed stagecoach scene on receiver; FFL or NICS background required,
• John Wayne framed 1892 Model Rifles
  John Wayne framed 1892 Model Rifles & PistolsTo include various framed commemorative rifles and guns: .44-40 rifle in lever action .45 single action pistol a.45 automatic 43'' L x 14.5'' H along with framed 1990 stamp of ''Stagecoach '' circa 20th century excellent condition.
• JOHN WAYNE COMMEMORATIVE WINCHESTER
  JOHN WAYNE COMMEMORATIVE WINCHESTER CARBINEJOHN WAYNE COMMEMORATIVE WINCHESTER MODEL 94 LEVER ACTION CARBINE, 32-40 caliber, 18 1/2" barrel, checkered walnut stock and forend, silverplated receiver engraved with stagecoach scene and John Wayne movie titles, five shot tube magazine, open sights, oversized lever, John Wayne medallion in stock, serial #JW-1440. Lot requires FFL or background check,
• JOHN WAYNE COMMEMORATIVE WINCHESTER
  JOHN WAYNE COMMEMORATIVE WINCHESTER CARBINEJOHN WAYNE COMMEMORATIVE WINCHESTER MODEL 94 LEVER ACTION CARBINE, 32-40 WIN caliber, 18" barrel, checkered walnut stock and forend, silverplated receiver engraved with stagecoach scene and John Wayne movie titles, five shot tube magazine, open sights, oversized lever, John Wayne stock medallion, s/n JW-44976. Lot includes original box. Lot requires FFL or background check.
• JOHN WAYNE COMMEMORATIVE WINCHESTER
  JOHN WAYNE COMMEMORATIVE WINCHESTER CARBINEJOHN WAYNE COMMEMORATIVE WINCHESTER MODEL 94 LEVER ACTION CARBINE, 32-40 caliber, 18 1/2" barrel, checkered walnut stock and forend, silver plated receiver engraved with stagecoach scene and John Wayne movie titles, five shot tube magazine, open sights, oversized lever, John Wayne medallion in stock, serial #JW-1441. Lot requires FFL or background check. Note lot 154 has consecutive serial number. Lot includes original box and hang tag.
• JOHN WAYNE BOXED TOY RIFLEJohn
  JOHN WAYNE BOXED TOY RIFLEJohn Wayne boxed toy rifle, 31" l. Condition: Overall very good to excellent condition.
• ANTHONY WAYNE ADS: BILL FOR RIFLES,
  ANTHONY WAYNE ADS: BILL FOR RIFLES, MARCH, 1776 Anthony Wayne (1745-1796, Major General in Revolutionary War) autograph document, signed: a bill to the Continental Congress, "for Rifles purchased from sundry persons for the use of Capt. Church's Company belonging to the 4th Battalion of Pennsa. Troops," for which he advanced cash during the month of March; he notes that he has yet to pay for about 30 more rifles "for want of cash." Mentions that Lt. Reid with 22 men, fully armed with rifles are away, "under direction of Silas Dean Esq.;" 1 p., flio, about 13 x 8 1/4 in.
• JOHNSON U.S. MODEL 1817 COMMON
  JOHNSON U.S. MODEL 1817 COMMON RIFLE United StatesC. 1822.54 caliber, NSN, walnut stock with a crisp cartouche on the left side and "JJB" behind the trigger guard, steel fittings and patch box, inside the patch box is a worm and U-shaped screwdriver, lock is marked "1822" and "R. JOHNSON/US/MIDDN CONN." with an eagle in the center, the breech is marked with an "X" and "V/D" on the top, marked on the left side of the breech "US P N", with a brass-tipped steel ramrod.
• J.C. HOWE PERCUSSION RIFLE. Breech
  J.C. HOWE PERCUSSION RIFLE. Breech loading lever action .45 caliber with round 24'' barrel. Top of barrel reads ''Cast Steel''. Top of breach marked ''Patd Oct. 31 1854''. Left side of frame marked ''J.C. Howe Worchester Mass. 13''. Stocks are wood and checkered. Front blade sight is brass. S/n 13. Very unusual. Extremely heavy for its size. Bore has heavy grease coating so should be in good shape. Stock has some pieces missing. (probably due to the excessive weight).
• Winchester Mdl. 1903 rifle, .22
  Winchester Mdl. 1903 rifle, .22 caliber semi-automatic, serial number 119261, 20 in. barrel; FFL, Permit, or NICS background check required. 70 percent original color, stock with original finish with minor scratches and normal wear. Estate of the Late John D. Ford.
• TWO BOXES OF JOHN WAYNE
  TWO BOXES OF JOHN WAYNE COMMEMORATIVE AMMUNITIONTWO BOXES OF JOHN WAYNE COMMEMORATIVE AMMUNITION BY WINCHESTER, 32-40 caliber, 165 grain soft point, "Duke" headstamp. 20 rounds per box, 40 rounds total.
• TWO WEAPONS Including a
  TWO WEAPONS Including a Winchester model 67, 22 ca;., bolt action rifle, 27" barrel, comes with a leather sling; along with a percussion long gun
• 1 vol. Dillin, Captain John G.W.
  1 vol. Dillin, Captain John G.W. The Kentucky Rifle. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association of America, 1924. First edition. Sm. folio, orig. gilt-lettered & pictorial blue buckram; light edge wear, slightly dusty. Photo plates. Scattered light foxing. Inscribed, signed, & dated, "Sept. 3, 1937," by Dillin on title page.
• Winchester Mdl. 62A rifle, .22
  Winchester Mdl. 62A rifle, .22 caliber pump action, 23 in. barrel, serial number 355668; FFL, Permit, or NICS background check required. 70 percent original color, stock probably refinished. Estate of the Late John D. Ford.
• Model 63 Winchester 22 caliber
  Model 63 Winchester 22 caliber rifle. 39''l.
• Two .22 caliber rifles: J. C.
  Two .22 caliber rifles: J. C. Higgins Mdl. 31, 24 in. barrel with scope, metal with 75 percent original color ; Winchester Mdl. 67, bolt action, 27 in. barrel, metal with 20 percent original color, stock possibly refinished ; FFL, Permit, or NICS background check required for both. Estate of the Late John D. Ford.
• American Kentucky rifle J. H.
  American Kentucky rifle J. H. Johnston Pittsburgh PA 2nd quarter 19th century; octagonal barrel about 30 caliber 36 in. L.; walnut half stock with brass patch box and fittings; early ramrod; 52.50 in. L. overall Wear consistent with long use in the field.
• Coachman's gun modified rifle
  Coachman's gun modified rifle 19th c. 22"l.
• Kentucky Percussion Rifle by J.N.
  Kentucky Percussion Rifle by J.N. Johnson .44 cal. 42" octagonal barrel. Barrel marked J.N. Johnson. Engraved lockplate marked Golcher.? Brass furniture with a engraved four-piece patchbox.? Maple stock double-set triggers.?J.N. Johnston is listed in American Gunsmiths by Frank Sellers as working in Waynesboro PA in 1832-1889 making percussion rifles. Condition: Barrel and lock has nice dark patina.? Stock has an old brass sheet metal repair on the wrist. Overall the rifle has nice untouched patina.
• WINCHESTER MODEL 74 SEMI
  WINCHESTER MODEL 74 SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE 22 short caliber 24'' barrel blued finish plain walnut stock metal butt plate open sights rear loading tube magazine serial #12966 manufactured 1939-1955. Lot requires FFL or background check.
• Winchester Mdl. 61 rifle, .22
  Winchester Mdl. 61 rifle, .22 caliber pump action, 24 in. barrels, serial number 265703; FFL, Permit, or NICS background check required. 90 percent original color, stock with minor scratches, dents and normal wear. Estate of the Late John D. Ford.
• WINCHESTER DELUXE MODEL 1873
  WINCHESTER DELUXE MODEL 1873 LEVER-ACTION RIFLE. Second Model .44-40 caliber 28'' blued octagonal barrel set trigger checkered curly walnut stock. S/n 75737. Accompanying this rifle is a letter from the Winchester Arms Museum (dated 1985) indicating that this rifle was shipped from the warehouse on November 23 1881. Additionally there is a letter from Roan Auctions attesting to the fact that this rifle (which sold in their March 1985 auction) was from the estate of John Woods Rich of Woolrich Pennsylvania and that he was the original owner. Set trigger does work.
• Winchester Model 1873 Rifle .22
  Winchester Model 1873 Rifle .22 rimfire cal. short 24.5'' octagonal barrel S/N 302716B. Marked on the top flat of barrel 22 Short also on the cartridge carrier. Walnut buttstock and forearm. Condition: All metal is sharp and crisp. Barrel and magazine has a coat of shellac painted on the metal to preserve the metal underneath which it is a nice plum with traces of blue finish. Frame is sharp and crisp with a nice brown patina. Buttstock and forearm have a dark patina. Bore is good; will clean to better.
• Reproduction Flintlock Rifle
  Reproduction Flintlock Rifle Winston-Salem, North Carolina, late 1970's, made by a craftsman at Old Salem, brass-mounted curly maple full stock, 44-1/4 in. barrel, double-set triggers, hinged brass patch box, inlaid silver crescents and star, grooved cheek plate,
• U.S. R. JOHNSON 1842 MARTIAL
  U.S. R. JOHNSON 1842 MARTIAL FLINTLOCK PISTOL U.S. R. Johnson 1842 martial flintlock pistol. Unserialized, .69 caliber, 8 1/2-inch barrel with fixed front and rear sights. Lock marked: U.S. / R. JOHNSON / MIDDN CONN / 1842. Smooth walnut stock, left side with cartouches. Swivel metal ramrod.
• Winchester Model 1873 (1886)
  Winchester Model 1873 (1886) Sporting Rifle Serial #198789B. .22 short round barrel.Overall L 43 1/2''E
• JOHN MULLIN PERCUSSION SHOTGUN
  JOHN MULLIN PERCUSSION SHOTGUN United StatesC. 1845-5012 gauge, NSN, fine grain walnut stock with a checkered wrist, steel butt plate, trigger guard, and nose cap, lock marked "J. MULLIN" on both sides, marked on the barrel rib "JOHN MULLIN NEW YORK", and a wooden ramrod with a brass tip.
• Winchester Mdl. 1906 rifle, .22
  Winchester Mdl. 1906 rifle, .22 caliber pump action, 20 in. barrel, serial number 671821; FFL, Permit, or NICS background check required. Reconditioned. Estate of the Late John D. Ford.
• Contemporary Flintlock Full-Stock
  Contemporary Flintlock Full-Stock Muzzleloading Rifle by John S. Brooks .54 cal. 40'' octagonal barrel marked John S. Brooks 1987. Raised carved relief stock with wooden sliding patchbox brass hardware. Manufactured by John S. (Jack) Brooks Englewood Colorado. Condition: Excellent condition with a very good bore.
• I. N. Johnston Model 1842 Pistol
  I. N. Johnston Model 1842 Pistol .54 cal. smoothbore 8.5" round barrel with proof marks at the breech on left side. Lockplate marked under the percussion bolster U.S. I. N. Johnston and in the rear of lockplate Middtn Conn 1854 in three lines. Condition: Barrel and hammer?are a dark brown with pitting. Stock is cracked?at the butt. Some old repairs behind the lock. Missing the ramrod and hammer screw is broke off. It is a well used pistol. Carved in the stock on the left side is "Holly To Bok."
• Iver Johnson 16 gauge shotgun, 32
  Iver Johnson 16 gauge shotgun, 32 in. barrel, serial number 61908; FFL, Permit, or NICS background check required. 60 percent original color with scattered rust. Estate of the Late John D. Ford.
• Winchester Thumb Trigger Model 99
  Winchester Thumb Trigger Model 99 single-shot rifle .22 caliber, with walnut half-stock
• Winchester Mdl. 1873 rifle, lever
  Winchester Mdl. 1873 rifle, lever action, .22 caliber, 24 in. barrel, serial number 573449B; FFL, Permit, or NICS background check required. Engraved receiver possibly later, stock and metal parts reconditioned, minor pitting on sight, stock with several scratches and dents.
• AMERICAN PERCUSSION KENTUCKY RIFLE,
  AMERICAN PERCUSSION KENTUCKY RIFLE, J. WHETSTONE American antique percussion Kentucky Rifle, likely Maryland, late 18th / early 19th century, having an octagon barrel, tiger maple full-stock, engraved and pierced brass patchbox, double trigger, cheek rest and silver star inlay, barrel marked J. Whetstone (possibly John Whetstone of Hagerstown, Maryland). Approx. full l. 57", barrel l. 42".
• Winchester Model 1873 Rifle with
  Winchester Model 1873 Rifle with Indian Tack Decorations .44-40 cal. 21" round barrel S/N 108481A. Walnut buttstock and forearm. Condition: Barrel has been shortened during its period of use. Animal hide strip was used to wrap the forearm. Brass decorates the buttstock and forearm. Rear barrel sight broke off and shows use. Barrel magazine tube and frame are a nice untouched patina. Stock and forearm?have been exposed to the elements. Tacks have nice patina with nice dark halos. Comes with an old tag where it was bought near Fort Smith Arkansas.
• HALF-STOCK PERCUSSION RIFLE.
  HALF-STOCK PERCUSSION RIFLE. Marked for John Rickets Mansfield Richland County Ohio 1850-1880 walnut. Heavy-gauge 34'' octagonal barrel nickel silver patchbox and ''G.G. Julcher'' lock engraved with a sporting scene. 51 1/2''l. Sold with a leather hunting bag filled with various accoutrements. See Hutslar Ohio Gunsmiths and Allied Tradesmen volume IV pp. 146-7. Older finish.