Rifle identification

[rattus]

I have a couple pictures of my great uncle's cabin in the Bella Coola valley from 1950. One has some interesting old rifles hanging on the wall. Any ideas what they are? I'm not expecting much, just ideas.

 

[TGC]

the top and bottom rifles look winchester semis

 

[Guy JR]

Im sure the top and bottom are Winchester 95's.

 

[JamesM]

I agree with Guy JR the top and bottom look to be winchester 1895's. The other one is a mystery to me.

 

[kayceel]

Winchester .22 single shot - pull to #### - Model 67 / 68 ( ? 47 or 60? )? Kayceel

 

[TGC]

OK i got a closer look and did not see the leavers, but the angel makes it look like the old semis

 

[3screwsloose]

i agree

I agree on the middle one, a model 60/67 or 68 with the long 27 inch barrel. Top and bottom both look like 1895's.

 

[iroc22]

I agree as well, top and bottom 1895's and middle Win .22 60/67

 

[Why not?]

The top and bottom rifles are definitely Model 95s.

OK i got a closer look and did not see the leavers, but the angel makes it look like the old semis

What old semis did Winchester make?


Ted

 

[Carbine]

Got to be two 1895's and and a M68......

I see he kept them up high enough so his nephews couldn't get into them....

 

[rocklin]

I see he kept them up high enough so his nephews couldn't get into them....

there is always the chair under and to the left of them, lol i just had to figure out a way. nice pic anyways

(edit) after looking closer......i think i see a few boxes of cartridges on top of that corner wall piece next to the rifles.

 

[MadDog]

What old semis did Winchester make?


Ted

The model 1910.

 

[rattus]

Thanks for all the idents on that. As for us nephews, I'm a grand nephew and wasn't around in 1950. Things were different then, but his cabin was in the middle of a large acreage in Bella Coola (Hagensborg, actually) with bears aplenty. I bet he had more than a few cartridges nearby and I wouldn't be surprised if they were loaded, too.