Je pense que le titre dit tout ou presque.

Ca me semble une arme datant dans les années 1934-1936, mais j'ignore tout de cette arme.

Canon 18 pouces.

Probablement une arme de collection.

Quelqu'un peut m'éclairer sur sa valeur , etc.

Merci

entre 100$ et 850$ dépendent de la condition.

Merci

Selon le Blue Book gun Value

MODEL 1893 RIFLE
- .25-36 Marlin, .30-30 Win., .32 Spl., .32-40 WCF, or .38-55 WCF cal., 20-32 in. round or octagonal barrels, case colored receiver, 10 shot tube mag., straight grip stock. Mfg. 1893-1936. Musket model also mfg. - 30 in. barrel and military style forearm.
Grading 100% 98% 95% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10%
N/A N/A $2,500 $1,800 $1,400 $1,050 $825 $625 $450 $400 $375 $350

Add 100% for Musket.
Add %15-20% for calibers other than .30-30 Win. or .32 Spl.
Add 15%-20% for takedown model, depending on condition.
Add approx. 20% for special Lightweight Model.
Subtract 50%-60% for the Model B with blue receiver.
Factory special orders/features will add premiums, depending on the desirability of each option(s), and the gun´s original condition factor.
Strong, original case colors over 95% condition can result in $2,500 asking prices.
Although incorrect, more than a few people refer to all 20 in. barrels as "Lightweight" models. Technically, the Lightweight variation has a 7½ in. forearm rather than the standard 9 in.
Later production guns were marked "Model ´93" and have less value. This model had two barrel variations - one was marked "special smokeless steel" while the other was marked "for Black Powder." The latter (also known as Model B) are 1st Models only and have blue receivers rather than case colored.