Several vintage guns

[Benji7]

I have a few older guns that were given to me by a family member and was wondering if any one could give me any information on them. One that caught my eye is a gun that has Arabic or Hebrew stamped on the barrel. Let me know any thoughts. Thanks in advance.

 

[Benji7]

Also have this one but thought I’d post it to show it off.

 

[D_TROS]

Man you really need better lighting. CAnt speak to the others but to the 1876, Lever action Winchesters are my bird.

45-60 was one of the most common calibers for this model. '73's are beautiful. Std barrel length and butt. No carbine or take down. Nothing special other than being what it is. I bet it would still shoot. I just shot a bear with one of mine. a 50-90. Fun rifles that will hold value well. 20 yrs ago that's a $500 rifle. Now prices are on the side of redic. Collecting is no longer fun...


GL!
DT

 

[Son of Dorn]

I have a few older guns that were given to me by a family member and was wondering if any one could give me any information on them. One that caught my eye is a gun that has Arabic or Hebrew stamped on the barrel. Let me know any thoughts. Thanks in advance.

The one in the first pic, with the Arabic-looking text and iron sights still intact, appears to be a Turkish M1890 Mauser rifle. The one in pic #5 might be another one but sporterized.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mauser_Model_1889#Mauser_1890

 

[Benji7]

Yeah lighting was pretty bad, pictures looked better on my phone than in the post, only thanks to being able to zoom in.

 

[Benji7]

The one in the first pic, with the Arabic-looking text and iron sights still intact, appears to be a Turkish M1890 Mauser rifle. The one in pic #5 might be another one but sporterized.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mauser_Model_1889#Mauser_1890

Thanks for the link!

 

[Dan M]

That Mauser 1890 look like it was dug up at Suvla Bay...shame because they are scarce. The sporterized Mauser is probably an Argentine 1891.