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1866 Centennial
ardjed
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I have an 1866 cnetennial rife which has never seen a cartridge in its chamber. This a the replica that I bought in 1966, the famous Winchester with the 30 inch barrel.
It has been encased in a solid 1 inch display case with unbreakable glass. It rests on two solid oak handcrafted pins.
Any idea what this might be worth to a collector of sorts?
ardjed
It has been encased in a solid 1 inch display case with unbreakable glass. It rests on two solid oak handcrafted pins.
Any idea what this might be worth to a collector of sorts?
ardjed
Comments
I WOULD RATHER BE DUCK HUNTING.
I recently saw three of these sell at Little John's August firearms auction for about $500 each. However, in order for you to expect that much $$$, you must have the original box and paperwork from when you bought it... otherwise, figure on about $400. The display case would best be sold as a separate item.
Bert H.
Real Men use a SINGLE-SHOT!