The best place to look is gunbroker's ended auctions - look for the ones that actually had bids.
https://www.gunbroker.com/Lever-Act...ter 1894 25-35&Timeframe=1&Sort=1&PageSize=48
Yours is tough, though:
* It's been refinished, which limits collector's value
* The barrel appears to have been cut down - it's got a 'rifle' butt stock and a magazine tube that's shorter than the barrel but only a little - the shorter-barreled rifles often had magazine tubes that were very close in length to the barrel. The crown also looks non-standard, and too clean to be original.
* It's an odd caliber - might not matter as much to a collector, but the gun doesn't have much collector value. So it's really only of value to someone who wants to shoot it, and the odd caliber makes it tough. How is the bore?
* .25-35 is more of a varmint caliber - ok but not great for deer.
If I had to put a value on it I'd be thinking well under $1,000, perhaps closer to $500.
https://www.gunbroker.com/Lever-Act...ter 1894 25-35&Timeframe=1&Sort=1&PageSize=48
Yours is tough, though:
* It's been refinished, which limits collector's value
* The barrel appears to have been cut down - it's got a 'rifle' butt stock and a magazine tube that's shorter than the barrel but only a little - the shorter-barreled rifles often had magazine tubes that were very close in length to the barrel. The crown also looks non-standard, and too clean to be original.
* It's an odd caliber - might not matter as much to a collector, but the gun doesn't have much collector value. So it's really only of value to someone who wants to shoot it, and the odd caliber makes it tough. How is the bore?
* .25-35 is more of a varmint caliber - ok but not great for deer.
If I had to put a value on it I'd be thinking well under $1,000, perhaps closer to $500.
