Gun identification pt2

[Wretch]

Can anyone ID these oldies?
3- the one on the left
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4- on the right

 

[caew5069]

Left is a Mauser of some kind

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maybe a Jap

 

[Hasselhoss]

From here: http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?t=59

"The Peerless shotgun was manufactured by the Crescent Firearms Company of Meriden and Norwich CT and was a brand name on guns made for H & D Folsom, an importer and distributor of firearms and general sporting goods, who ultimately purchased the Crescent Firearms Company. These guns are of little collector value and are normally priced according to their condition from $100 to $250. "

 

[Wretch]

Haha. This ones probably worth 20 bucks based on its condition. I'll load it with one shot and make it a lamp....(uncle buck)

 

[Springfield 1911]

From here: http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?t=59

"The Peerless shotgun was manufactured by the Crescent Firearms Company of Meriden and Norwich CT and was a brand name on guns made for H & D Folsom, an importer and distributor of firearms and general sporting goods, who ultimately purchased the Crescent Firearms Company. These guns are of little collector value and are normally priced according to their condition from $100 to $250. "

If it is a Cresent be careful. Do not use if it does not have a G stamped on the barrel, proving that it is of modern quality. I have a Cresent Arms in 12ga that was made in 1908 that was passed down to me from Great-Grandfather. Thankfully mine has the G stamp and I still shoot it to this day at pesky crows. It aint worth a whole lot, and looks like Fido's butt, but it is priceless to me.

 

[logcabinman]

Arisaka Jap WWII> Not a mauser for sure but does have he mauser style safety.

 

[logcabinman]

Shotgun on left is Black Powder, it has a tamper rod and percussion caps.