Yes, although the current company known as High Standard is not the original High Standard Manufacturing Company, which folded in 1984. But it's the same pistols being manufactured currently, although there may be some cosmetic variances.
No way to know without trying.
@ 30 yrs
The High Standard model is a Supermatic citation- none of my references show them as being made in stainless steel. There are High Standard pistols made swith an Electroless Nickel finish. Not extremely common nor extremely rare.
Depends on model (and there are DOZENS of models of High Standard pistols) and the condition.
Hi-Standard made multiple models of pistols. Some had slide locks.
Blue Book of Gun Values
Need serial number to answer. All High Standard pistols followed a continuous serial number sequence.
Jim Spacek has a book out that should fit the bill.
The original company was based in Hamden, Connecticut. The company which currently bears the name is based in Houston, Texas.
The High Standard Model C was produced from 1932 to 1940. It was a semi-automatic pistol known for its accuracy and reliability. The Model C was part of a series of pistols manufactured by High Standard Manufacturing Company, which gained popularity for their quality and craftsmanship in the early 20th century.
The High Standard R101 serial number 880188 was manufactured in 1948. The R101 model was part of High Standard's line of pistols, known for their accuracy and quality during that period. If you need more specific information about its features or historical context, feel free to ask!
There are more than a dozen DIFFERENT High Standard .22 pistols (and a coupe of revolvers). Some have a fairly high colelctor's value. Without a complete description (make model and condition) we really can't guess.