If the serial number is truly just 2-digits (69 in this case), it was not originally manufactured as a 32 W.S. Winchester introduced the Model 1894 in late October of the year 1894, with just the 38-55 cartridge being offered. Serial number 69 was made in early November of the year 1894. The 32 W.S. (Winchester Special) cartridge was not created and introduced until October of the year 1901 (in the 120,000 serila number range).
$39.50
1908.
50-500 usd
Your Winchester Model 94 Saddle Ring Carbine was made in 1969. It books from $325 in 100% condition to $150 in 60%.
The value depends on what the gun is (rifle or carbine) and if it has the saddle ring and what the condition is. Since it is a pre-64 (manufactured in 1898) you should have it professionally appraised, preferrably by an advanced Winchester 94 collector. Almost certainly it has significant value.
Requires appraisal
$250-$400, depending on condition of your Winchester.
Your Winchester was manufactured in 1950. The value will depend on the condition. Have it appraised by a gun smith or advanced collector.
150-300 dollars depending on overall condition and a good bore.
Proofhouse.com has sn tables.
$900.00 dollars
Try: Winchester collector.com