Bit of help needed to value a 1894 in 30 WCF

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Need to try to get a value on this to determine whether to sell or keep.

Not a big lever guy but the rifle was passed to me so hopefully some of you folks know a thing or two about this one.

This gun looks to have some of the blueing removed or rubbed off the receiver. Possibly stock refinished at some point and the barrel blue may have been touched up some point.

Bore is good.

Any help is appreciated.

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SN Indicates Mfg. 1913 very nice condition for 110 yrs old . Saddle Ring carbine with correct sights [very much sought after] . Almost collectable .May have had touch up blue over the pitting. probably these days 8-900 plus . It is a nice early pre WW 1 example .
 
Hello,

Can you please post an additional image of the top of the barrel between the rear sight and the receiver face? Is there a small proof stamp on the barrel that looks like two small crossed flags with D.C.P. on it?

Michael
 
Folks, just a really big thanks for the replies!

Here is the requested picture.

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Stock has been refinished and metal patina forcefully removed . Overall looks good for the year and if it functions well then around $1000 , you would get more in the USA.
 
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