If it is 12 Gauge, in good shape, has solid steel barrels, and 2 3/4" chambers, it should be a good hunting shotgun. There is some collector interest but only in top condition guns.
I would have it examined by a gunsmith before attempting to fire it, though. If it was new in the 1920's it should not have Damascus barrels, but it could be made for either 2 9/16 of the modern 2 3/4 inch shells. That needs to be checked.
Value, in very good condition, is running around $450-500.
You can Google "Batavia Leader" and "Baker Gun" for more inormation.
Jim