Reply With QuoteNot sure of value, but the most important info' is missing from the pics:
Is it complete with the barrel (normally a crude rolled tin tube) which slides in the muzzle end and locks by screwing a knurled nut.
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Hi all,
Looking for info and value on a very old daisy bought in a mixed lot. It's in exceptionally good condition for its age. Cocks and fires perfectly.
Pictures here:
https://drive.google.com/folder/d/0B...x5dEFoTHM/edit
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Not sure of value, but the most important info' is missing from the pics:
Is it complete with the barrel (normally a crude rolled tin tube) which slides in the muzzle end and locks by screwing a knurled nut.
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Yes it is - rolled brass, clips in to place.Originally Posted by magicesperanto
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Hard to tell if the stock has been refinished, the rest looks original, I would have thought a collector would part with £120 or so.
Others may disagree.
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Looks original to me. No sign of refinishing. Looks like it's seen very little use.
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Note: intended to shoot lead air rifle shot, not modern BBs.
Don't have my Blue Book of Airguns handy, but, this is a turn of the century era Daisy and is valuable. Easily $200-$300.
Looks completely correct for Daisy's of that era. Probably would get best price in the US.
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Looks like one called 20th Century Sheet Metal Frame Single Shot, 1903 to 1910. 90% condition value $325. .180 calibre should be a peep type sight with hole ?
Baz
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All sounds right. Its got a peephole sight. Thanks for the info guys.
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Yes its an early 20th century, I've just sent one from my collection to the US sold it for £100 Its a job to find
collectors of early Daisy guns here in the UK, but I love them there are still a few over here in the UK.But for a collector
like me getting hard to find so that's what value I would put on it.
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