If yours is a two shot derringer, value is ABOUT $200. These were only made 1972-1974, so it is difficult to find a recent sale for comparison. References do list it as a "Well made firearm".
Need the serial number.
No published sn data. You will have to call Rossi
Depending on blued or stainless.....anywhere from 260-320 brand new. Used i assume would be less than that.
Take it to a firearms dealer or appraiser. There are also plenty of books on antique firearms at your local library.
this question should be under Colt Firearms section
Not all makes of firearms HAVE a model number. Some makers use model NAMES (um... like Bulldog or Undercover, or Undercoverette) instead of a model number.
Winchester did not make firearms in Belgium
Ithaca Firearms manufactured the Lefever Nitro Special after it purchased Lefever Arms Co. in 1916. This model was made between 1921 and 1947; the serial number indicates yours was made in 1929.
The "Special" designation on the shotgun likely refers to it being a higher-grade model with extra features or embellishments compared to standard versions. Its serial number 65438 indicates that it was produced by Crescent Firearms, a well-known manufacturer of firearms in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. However, specific details about the features of this particular shotgun would require further research or examination by a firearms expert.
The phone number of the National Firearms Museum is: 703-267-1600.
Ithaca Firearms manufactured the Lefever Nitro Special shotgun with serial numbers between 101600 and 119899 in 1922.
To determine the age of a Victor Special 16 gauge shotgun made by Crescent Firearms, check for the serial number, which can provide a manufacturing date. Additionally, consult resources like the Blue Book of Gun Values or historical records from Crescent Firearms, as they often include production dates based on serial number ranges. Other identifiers, such as specific design features or markings, can also help narrow down the time frame of production.