It depends on the year, manufacturer, and condition, but if it's a genuine antique and in good condition, you should be able to get at least $1,500 for it.
The Double Shotgun Pat was a significant event in the history of American firearms, specifically relating to the development of double-barreled shotguns. On June 20, 1883, the term likely refers to a specific model or patent related to this type of shotgun, which allowed for simultaneous firing of two barrels. This innovation greatly influenced hunting and sport shooting by providing greater firepower and versatility. The popularity of double-barreled shotguns has persisted, making them a staple in both hunting and competitive shooting contexts.
Parker 12 ga muzzleloader
sawed-off double barreled 12 gauge Remington shotgun.
Gun shop, gun show, Shotgun News, Gun List
The double barreled red chieftain of course!
50-100 or so
Stephens
Stevens Arms made the Ranger shotgun for Sears & Roebuck. Production ended about 1930.
No.
'Granny' used a double-barreled , 12-gauge shotgun .
Probably early 1900's
Just another model in the Stevens line.