HELP WITH VALUATIONS - THREE OLD BSAs

[Old Bull]

I wonder if anyone would have the time to give me valuations on these three old BSA rifles.

1. Standard Model No. 2 Serial No. T6870 and it was made in 1939 - .22 calibre. The rifle is 45 1/4 inches long fitted with a rear peepsight.

2. An improved Model D Serial No. S72980 patent number 30338-10. It was made in 1914 - .22 calibre. The rifle is 45 1/4 inches long.

3. Ladies L Model Serial No. L11449 made in 1920 - .177 calibre. The rifle is 39 1/2 inches long.

All the above rifles are complete and in full working order. They have all gained a patina on the metalwork and woodwork with the passage of time.

Your views and comments would be very much appreciated.

[Lakey]

I would put the following values on the guns shown - assuming correct sights and reasonable screw heads etc and no replaced parts/.

(1) .22 'T' prefix with the rear peepsight £ 150-£175

(2) .22 Improved Model D in long sporting pattern with side button lever
£185-£235
(3) Light pattern .177 £ 130-£160 ( all + post)

This is a strong current valuation for guns which look in good overall order, That doesnt mean you couldnt ask/get more, but that is where I would pitch them. Add 30% at least for retail (ie gun shop) prices

Hope that is of help.

Lakey