The Daisy No 111 model 40 started production in 1940 and was made in 8 different variations up until the early 1970's then it became the "Red Ryder model 1938" and went on from there until today with 14 different variations. It is hard to set a value for the older model 40's but there is help.
Daisy air gun company offers a free service to give you more information and set a value for you.
See the link below for the Daisy web link.
The Cactus Carbine model 799-19210 was made between 1960-70. It was made by Daisy Air gun and is really a Daisy model 1894 Cactus Carbine. Please state the condition of the rifle to get an estimate of value.
Not telling. You'll shoot your eye out!
50 New Answer.-------------------- There are 8 different versions of the No:111 model 40. The value runs anywhere from $30 to $600 depending on the variation and age. (It was made between 1939 and 1971). For the best advice and answer, I suggest you contact Daisy. Daisy offers a free service to tell you more about your old Daisy. See the link below.
Please state the condition of the Daisy. The original model was the No. 111 model 40 made in 1940-41.
Are you asking about the Red Ryder 94 Carbine? If so it was Mfg 1955-1962. Value as follows: 80%=$60, 90%-$100, 95%=$150, 100%=$250 --------------------------- I think this Red Ryder gun is older. Did they make one before 1955? ----------------------------- New to this. This was my fathers gun ( I am 63yrs). It is a Red Ryder Daisy carbome #111. ----------------------------- The model 111 was made between 1963-78. Yes Daisy did make several models that looked like the Red Ryder before 1955. The model B was made between 1910-23. The model 27 was made between 1927-32. There were several others that eventually became the Red Ryder. But I need more info to identify it.
This JC Higgins model was made by Daisy air gun. It's a Daisy model 1894 Western Carbine ( Cactus Carbine ) in excellent condition it is worth $100. It was made between 1960-70. It is model 799.19210 for Sears.
The model 102 is named the "Cub" it's not a Red Ryder. They were made between 1952 - 1978. As for value, it is not possible to give you an answer because you did not give a description of the condition of the rifle. I suggest you contact Daisy directly. Daisy offers a free service to tell you more about you rifle. See the link below.
The model 94 Carbine. It's not a Red Ryder model, it just a "94 Carbine" was made between 1955-62. Yes it can have quite a bit of value, but you have not given me any description as to the current condition of the rifle. Please give it some sort of rating like Poor, Fair, Good, Very Good or Excellent so I can get some idea of the estimated value range and answer your question.
I have never heard of a model 1943 B Red Ryder. I'm not saying that there is none but I can not find any information about that model. Here is what I suggest. Daisy offers a FREE service to tell you about your old daisy. See the link below.
I believe you are asking about a model 111 Western Carbine. Looks similar to a Red Ryder. They were made between 1963-78. As for value I can not answer you because you did not give any description of the rifle's condition. You will have to rate it, something like Poor, Fair, Good, Very Good or Excellent condition. Is it still working? All this determines the value.
It all depends on the condition of the rifle. Without knowing that no estimate of value can be given. However there are over 18 variations of Red Ryder that have been made over the years. Starting with the No. 111 model 40 in 1939 and the model 1938 starting in 1972. I suggest you contact Daisy directly at the link below and ask them.
What condition is it in. That determines the value.