Tips on appraising 1927 Savage and vintage Schultz Larsen 7mm et al

[Smirf]

I have acquired a series of old and older rifles from an estate. Looking for tips on appraising in Lower Mainland BC if anyone has a someone.

1927 Savage 99? .300 with era 1932 scope
n/k age (1950?) Schultz and Larsen M65 7mm s/n 109XX

1920 model 12 full choke

1942 Ithaca model 37 standard game scene. (World War II-production Model 37) s/n 584XX

1957 and 1966 Winchester model 88s

Pm preferred

 

[kamlooky]

Condition is everything.

The Schultz & Larsen in good condition should start around a $1000.00
Is it the Deluxe model?

You don't mention the caliber stampings on the 88's?

Nice collection, regardless.

Oh, photos would sure help.

 

[NL-Hunter]

No idea about the other, but the Schultz & Larsen is complete garbage and you have to pack it up and send it to me immediately for a quick disposal!

On a more serious note, Schultz & Larsen rifles are seriously underrated rifles here in NA and very few in centrefire hit the NA market these days.

Manufactured in Denmark the old school way. A few owners here on CGN, and most will not part with them. The 7X61 S&H (Sharpe & Hart) is unique and these days have to be handloaded in NA. Many rechamber/replace barrel to more common chambering.

 

[MadDog]

Depends on what model the 99 is, also, what kind of scope is it? Is it mounted with Stith mounts or has it been drilled and tapped, that will break the bank right there if it has.

 

[Kilo Charlie]

Depends on what model the 99 is, also, what kind of scope is it? Is it mounted with Stith mounts or has it been drilled and tapped, that will break the bank right there if it has.

Joe, the owner sent me pictures. It's a 99G in decent shape with a tang sight and what may be an old Weaver scope in a Griffin and Howe sidemount.
I would love to have it were my safe not full.

 

[MadDog]

It's amazing how those safes fill so fast.