A few examples of appraisal values for
SPENCER CARBINES

• Spencer Carbine Model 1865 #12670.E
  Spencer Carbine Model 1865 #12670.E
• A Spencer Carbine with post-war
  A Spencer Carbine with post-war arsenal Stabler cut-off with checkering to stock barrel length 20 in.
• Spencer: Model 1865, repeating
  Spencer: Model 1865, repeating carbine, .52 cal, 20" bbl, G.W.O., serial # 5871. Estimate $800-1,000
• Spencer: Civil War, repeating
  Spencer: Civil War, repeating carbine, .52 cal, 22" bbl, stock cracked, saddle bar missing, serial # 18191. Estimate $800-1,000
• US Spencer Carbine Model 1860 .52
  US Spencer Carbine Model 1860 .52 rimfire cal. 22'' round barrel with six-groove rifling S/N 13254. Walnut buttstock and forearm. Condition: Very good.
• Spencer Civil War carbine, .50
  Spencer Civil War carbine, .50 caliber, 22 in. barrel, serial number 31615; no permit required. Light pitting probably with later resurfacing, stock with some burn scars and refinishing.
• Spencer: Civil War, repeating
  Spencer: Civil War, repeating carbine, .52 cal, 22" bbl, main spring broken or missing, worn overall, serial # 19302. Estimate $800-1,000
• Spencer: Model 1865, repeating
  Spencer: Model 1865, repeating carbine, .50 cal, 20" bbl, faint inspection marks on stock, serial # 1495. Estimate $850-1,250
• Spencer: Civil War, repeating
  Spencer: Civil War, repeating carbine, .52 cal, 22" bbl, forestock, with wood repair, good condition, serial # 46569. Estimate $850-1,250
• Spencer: Model 1865, repeating
  Spencer: Model 1865, repeating carbine, .52 cal, 20" bbl, saddle ring missing, tip of hammer broken off, serial # 19089. Estimate $600-800
• Spencer: Civil War, repeating
  Spencer: Civil War, repeating carbine, .52 cal, 22" bbl, slight crack in buttstock, missing butt mount, serial # 46237. Estimate $850-1,250
• Spencer: Civil War, repeating
  Spencer: Civil War, repeating carbine, .50 cal, 20" bbl, slight crack in buttstock, with two inspector cartouches, breech jammed, serial # 59799. Estimate $1,000-1,200
• SPENCER CARBINE .52
  SPENCER CARBINE .52 CALIBERSpencer carbine, .52 caliber, with fixed front sight and rear ladder sight, saddle ring. Stamped "Spencer Boston" and other information below hammer that is faded. Serial number begins with "85" and is faded. Barrel has some wear. Overall: 39" L Barrel: 22" L
• SPENCER MODEL 1865 CAVALRY
  SPENCER MODEL 1865 CAVALRY CARBINE 20" barrel, retains saddle ring, serial# 5274, retains tube magazines, came from same family as following model 1840 Saber so perhaps used together, mid-19th century
• Spencer: Civil War, repeating
  Spencer: Civil War, repeating carbine, .52 cal, 22" bbl, missing loading tube, serial # 42440, possibly later stocks, missing saddle bar. Estimate $650-850
• Spencer Model 1865 Carbine .56-50
  Spencer Model 1865 Carbine .56-50 caliber 20'' round barrel  S/N 10685. Marked Model 1865 on the top of the barrel. Barrel has three land-and-grooves which indicates Springfield Arsenal.  Walnut stock and forearm. Condition: All metal is grey with some dark staining on the frame and top of barrel.  Wood is dark with some nicks and dings. Buttstock has two nice cartouches.  Bore is excellent.
• First Model .50 Cal. Spencer
  First Model .50 Cal. Spencer Carbine 22 in. round barrel, sling ring bar on left side, receiver marked "Spencer...Boston", serial number 60417, original loading tube; permit, FFL or NICS background required,
• Spencer Model 1865 Carbine .50
  Spencer Model 1865 Carbine .50 caliber 22'' round barrel S/N 10357. Marked on the top of barrel Model 1865; walnut stock and forearm. Condition: Barrel has a dark brown patina mixing with some light pitting. Frame is smooth with a dark brown patina. Lock and hammer have a dark brown patina. Buttstock and forearm have some nicks and dings. Still retains a readable cartouche.
• Spencer: Civil War, repeating
  Spencer: Civil War, repeating carbine, .50 cal, 22" bbl, post war alteration with stabler cutoff, good condition, E.S.A. inspected in cartouchek, l. side of stock, serial # 27308. Estimate $800-1,000
• SPENCER CARBINE REPEATING RIFLE
  SPENCER CARBINE REPEATING RIFLE MODEL 18265 BY BURNSIDE RIFLE CO. HORSE SOLDIER RIFLE, L: 36 IN. (91.44 CM.)Spencer Carbine Repeating Rifle Model 18265 by Burnside Rifle Co. Horse Soldier Rifle,, Dimensions: L: 36 in. (91.44 cm.)
• SPENCER LEVER ACTION ACTION RIFLE
  SPENCER LEVER ACTION ACTION RIFLE 1860. Repeating carbine rifle with buttstock tube feed magazine. Serial # looks to be 21255. Most of the bluing is worn off the barrel.
• SPENCER CARBINE .52
  SPENCER CARBINE .52 CALIBERSpencer carbine, .52 caliber, with fixed front sight and rear ladder sight, saddle ring. Stamped "Spencer Boston" and other information below hammer that is faded. Serial number begins with "85" and is faded. Barrel has some wear. Overall: 39" L Barrel: 22" L
• Model 1863 Spencer Civil War
  Model 1863 Spencer Civil War Carbine .56 cal. 20'' barrel. Chamber dated 1865 sling swivel. Condition: Very good condition with a good bore. The bore has strong rifling but has some light to moderate rust throughout. There are three ''kill notches'' across the top of the barrel. The wood is very good.
• Model 1865 Spencer Rifle .50 cal.
  Model 1865 Spencer Rifle .50 cal. 32.5'' round barrel S/N 29605. Walnut buttstock with walnut forearm with three barrel bands. This is a carbine altered to rifle by Springfield Arsenal. Comes with a extra breechblock. Condition: Barrel is sharp and grey. Frame and lock are sharp and grey. Buttstock and forearm with some nicks and dings. Buttstock has a small gouge in the middle at the buttplate also has a small crack.
• CIVIL WAR 2ND MICHIGAN CAVALRY
  CIVIL WAR 2ND MICHIGAN CAVALRY SPENCER CARBINE: Serial number 16442 issued to the 2nd Regiment Michigan Cavalry according to records. Partial owners name crudely etched in stock Clark most likely for Private John Clark of the 2nd Michigan no other information available. Complete mechanism locks in half-cock sporadically in full cock. Inspector mark P in forestock. Barrel measures 24 1/4'' 39'' overall.CONDITION: Please call for condition.
• SPENCER REPEATING ARMS SADDLE
  SPENCER REPEATING ARMS SADDLE RING CARBINE United StatesC. late 19th century.52 caliber, serial number 17060, walnut stock and forend, steel fittings, saddle bar and ring on the left side, and no visible markings on the receiver.
• SPENCER CIVIL WAR ERA REPEATING
  SPENCER CIVIL WAR ERA REPEATING CARBINE RIFLE,ca. 1860s. Model M1865, serial #10220. Marked Spencer Repeating Rifle Co., Boston, MA, patent March 6, 1860. Overall very good condition. Minor chipping and scuffs to stock. Appears to be working. 37" long, 4 1/2" high at butt.
• Box of "forty-two" primed metallic
  Box of "forty-two" primed metallic cartridges for the spencer carbine model 1865. Mfd by the "Sage Ammo Works, Middleton, CT", green label, Smith and Wesson patent Apr. 17 1860, over earlier orange label. Interior holds six individual boxes holding seven rimfire ctgs in each, no head stamp. Estimate $350-400
• Box of "forty-two" primed metallic
  Box of "forty-two" primed metallic cartridges for the spencer carbine model 1865. Mfd by the "Sage Ammo Works, Middleton, CT", green label, Smith and Wesson patent Apr. 17 1860, over earlier orange label. Interior holds six individual boxes holding seven rimfire ctgs in each, no head stamp. Estimate $350-400
• Box of "forty-two" primed metallic
  Box of "forty-two" primed metallic cartridges for the spencer carbine model 1865. Mfd by the "Sage Ammo Works, Middleton, CT", green label, Smith and Wesson patent Apr. 17 1860, over earlier orange label. Interior holds six individual boxes holding seven rimfire ctgs in each, no head stamp. Estimate $350-400
• Box of "forty-two" primed metallic
  Box of "forty-two" primed metallic cartridges for the spencer carbine model 1865. Mfd by the "Sage Ammo Works, Middleton, CT", green label, Smith and Wesson patent Apr. 17 1860, over earlier orange label. Interior holds six individual boxes holding seven rimfire ctgs in each, no head stamp. Estimate $350-400
• Box of "forty-two" primed metallic
  Box of "forty-two" primed metallic cartridges for the spencer carbine model 1865. Mfd by the "Sage Ammo Works, Middleton, CT", green label, Smith and Wesson patent Apr. 17 1860, over earlier orange label. Interior holds six individual boxes holding seven rimfire ctgs in each, no head stamp. Estimate $350-400
• Box of "forty-two" primed metallic
  Box of "forty-two" primed metallic cartridges for the spencer carbine model 1865. Mfd by the "Sage Ammo Works, Middleton, CT", green label, Smith and Wesson patent Apr. 17 1860, over earlier orange label. Interior holds six individual boxes holding seven rimfire ctgs in each, no head stamp. Estimate $350-400
• Spencer Double-Barrel Shotgun 12
  Spencer Double-Barrel Shotgun 12 gauge 30" barrels S/N 111970.?Marked on frame Spencer Gun Company.? Checkered forearm and pistol-grip buttstock?with hard rubber buttplate. Condition: Excellent.
• Spandau: 1887,bolt action
  Spandau: 1887,bolt action carbine, .45 cal, 18 1/2" bbl, stock cracked, good condition, serial # 26. Estimate $150-250
• Springfield: 1807, flintlock
  Springfield: 1807, flintlock carbine, .54 cal, 32 1/2" bbl, very rare martial carbine, ordered by the Indian Dept for insurance to friendly Indians, one of 1202 mfd by Springfield armory circa 1807 -1810, converted to percussion, bbl cut to approx 3/4", sling swivels (possibly added) forend splintered dated 1809 on both the tail of the lockplate and top of the buttplate, inspected barrel. Estimate $4,000-5,000