Hoping for a little advice on pricing a few WW1-WW2 long gun relics. Pics provided

[piercesfp]

First one is a British Enfield 30-06 1917. Definitley used but overall funtional missing butt plate

Second one is an USA made Enfield with bayonet that I don't think has evr been shot. Nice piece as shown.

Third one is a pretty rare Dutch Calvary WW1 Hembrug 1918 functional but used for sure.

Any information on how to price these would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Gator]

@cubrock

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[4T4Special]

Sorry, I cannot help you on pricing, but your ‘17 Enfield is very nice. I have a 1917 .303.

 

[rufrdr]

The first is a sporterized #1mk3 in .303. 2nd is a Savage #4Mk1 or Mk1* in .303 with a refinished stock. the sporterizing and refinished stock lower the value somewhat.

 

[Tim]

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[cubrock]

The first is a sporterized #1mk3 in .303. 2nd is a Savage #4Mk1 or Mk1* in .303 with a refinished stock. the sporterizing and refinished stock lower the value somewhat.

This. The first one is a sporterized No 1 Mk III. Maybe it is dated 1917, but it is not a Model 1917 in .30-06. It is chambered in .303.

The Dutch Mannlicher has been sporterized as well. Pretty much kills the value to $150 for what parts are left.

 

[piercesfp]

The first is a sporterized #1mk3 in .303. 2nd is a Savage #4Mk1 or Mk1* in .303 with a refinished stock. the sporterizing and refinished stock lower the value somewhat.

Thanks for the info! So it a 303. What would a fair sellable value be?

 

[piercesfp]

This. The first one is a sporterized No 1 Mk III. Maybe it is dated 1917, but it is not a Model 1917 in .30-06. It is chambered in .303.

The Dutch Mannlicher has been sporterized as well. Pretty much kills the value to $150 for what parts are left.

Thanks! A fair value on the first one?

 

[cubrock]

Thanks! A fair value on the first one?

$150-200 as a parts source or a shooter. The parts to restore it are hard to find and expensive any more.

 

[piercesfp]

$150-200 as a parts source or a shooter. The parts to restore it are hard to find and expensive any more.

Thanks! I appreciate the help! These aren't my area of interest other than cool.

 

[4T4Special]

Mine was inherited from my grandfather and was sporterized in the 60s or 70s by Golden State Arms, so it’s just a shooter.