Old Victor Safes
Old Victor Safes
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Victorinox 8-Piece Knife Block Set $148.99 A mid-range line for the proficient or aspiring home chef, this R.H. Forschner block set consists of a selection of the most commonly used kitchen cutlery. The blades, hand-finished in Switzerland, are constructed of high-carbon, no-stain steel, with a full tang for superior strength and balance. The knives retain their sharp edges and are readily resharpened when necessary. All the utensils featu… |
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Diner Coffee Mug Now you can enjoy that familiar coffee shop atmosphere in your home or business with this heavy duty diner style Coffee Mug. Our alternate images show this classic mug in different settings, but for the most accurate representation, refer to the main image…. |
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Saved By Grace – The Old Rugged Cross – Safe in the Arms of Jesus … |
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Kness Mfg. 102-0-019 Snap-E Mouse Trap $1.73 Escape-proof and you never touch another mouse. The mechanism is smart, the materials are rugged. Snap-E Mousetraps are easy to use and made to last. Use them year after year. They’re safe, simple and sanitary. Steel and durable polystyrene materials make them tough. Smart engineering – including a larger trip paddle and strike bar – makes them work every time. Easy to bait. Easy to set. Easy to r… |
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Victor 0625 The BlackBox Gopher Trap $9.29 Woodstream 0625 The Black Box Gopher Trap Woodstream 0625 The Black Box Gopher Trap, Features: Gopher trap Easy to use Easy to set Safer and non toxic No poisons and no gases… |
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Resident Evil: Afterlife $9.99 … |
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Resident Evil: Afterlife … |
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Liquid Bearings, synthetic oil for vintage phonographs and turntables, gets old tables moving again! $6.99 This is the synthetic lubricant that consistently outperforms all others currently available. It has incredible low and high-temperature characteristics, which is absolutely necessary for proper Phonograph lubrication but completely lacking in petroleum-based oils. Don’t use them on your phonographs any longer! Actual oils and lubricant sprays leave sticky deposits when they evaporate over time. … |
Price check on Victor Arms 16ga?
I am being offered a Victor Arms Shotgun 16ga. I have not seen it yet but the owner says it is in good shape and about 80 yrs old. What would be a descent price to pay? I know condition is critical so a table showing condition v/s price would be appreciated.
If it is in good condition, are these generally safe to shoot?
Thanks!!
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co, Chicago (1882-1962), retailed the Victor shotguns which were manufactured by Crescent Arms, Norwich, CT (1893-1930).
CRESCENT SINGLE SHOT MODEL
- 12, 16, 20, 28 ga., or .410 bore, exposed hammer, various barrel lengths, walnut stock and forearm. Disc.
Grading …100% …98% …95% …90% …80% …70% …60%
…………….$125 …$100 …$85 ….$70 ….$60 …..$45 …..$30
Add 15% for 16 or 20 ga., 50% for 28 ga. or .410 bore.
I own a Wm. Enders Oak Leaf 20 gauge similar to the above shotgun. It was made by Crescent and my Grandfather purchased it new in 1928 when he was 15. It was the first gun he bought with his own money. It was given to my father, and then to me when I was 12 and started hunting. It’s still a great shooting gun with a nice tight action.