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Ithaca Model 37t value
- Thread starter DustinS
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jhgreasemonkey
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My grandfather left me an Ithaca 37 also. I did a little research and found out it was worth roughly $300-500. Mine was made in 1950. E mail the serial number to ithaca and ask them when yours was made. If its older than mine it could be worth a little more. I did see one on gunbroker that was around $2000. Usualy these arent worth a lot though. More in sentimental value.
Ithaca's are great shooters and once you use one you will see why. It's a well made shotgun assembled mostly by hand. They range in price from $200 on up depending on condition, quality, and rarity. I wouldn't sell it if I were you. It will still be working for your great grand kids and beyond, if you choose to pass it on.
The Model 37 is an adaption of a John Browning design, which was originally manufactured by Remington as the Model 12. After the Browning patent expired, Ithaca began production with a few modifications to the original design. It has been a favorite since then. Here are some info url's:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ithaca_37
http://www.cruffler.com/historic-april00.html
http://www.ithacagunsusa.com/history.html
The Model 37 is an adaption of a John Browning design, which was originally manufactured by Remington as the Model 12. After the Browning patent expired, Ithaca began production with a few modifications to the original design. It has been a favorite since then. Here are some info url's:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ithaca_37
http://www.cruffler.com/historic-april00.html
http://www.ithacagunsusa.com/history.html