iver johnson's arms & cycle works?

Question

I have a 410 shotgun made at Fitchburg, mass, by Iver Johnson's Arms & cycle
works. Just want to know of it's value , if any . I'M not interested in selling.

It is a single barrel.

Answer 1

Can you add if it's a single or double barrel? If it's the double, please note if it has the following: single trigger; engraving; ejectors; or ventilated rib. I'll check back.

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Answer 2

The following pricing is on the lowest grade single shot.
CHAMPION
- 10, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32 ga., or .410 bore, also available in .44, .45, 12mm, or 14mm rifle cal., single barrel shotgun or rifle, 26-32 in. full barrel, exposed hammer, auto ejector, plain pistol grip stock. Mfg. 1909-56.
Grading ...100% ...98% ...95% ...90% ...80% ...70% ...60%
................$250 ....$225 ...$200 ..$175 ...$150 ...$100 ...$75

Subtract 25% for birch stock (12 ga. only, 1970s mfg.).
Values on both smaller gauge shotguns and rifles would be considerably higher than those listed. A mint 32 ga. might command 400% more than the listed values. Rifles will also bring premiums over values listed.
Iver Johnson Champion models were mfg. for Montgomery Ward's during the 1930s-1940s under the "Western-Field" name. These models were also manufactured in Canada by Cooey during the late 1920s-early 1930s. Values are similar to above.

Answer 3

you're lacking a good number of information. What cartridge does it use? what sort of gun is it- revolver, shotgun, rifle? Iver Johnson became right into a value selection gun producer, so most of the weapons are not nicely worth plenty. the undemanding Iver Johnson revolver, until it fairly is an exceedingly uncommon one, is probably nicely worth approximately $a hundred and fifty-$250, reckoning on the shopper.

Answer 4

Good Luck, i think its around $250 and up