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Does the value of an antique gun go up if Bayonet and cartridge's are included?

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I have an antique 1884 US Springfield rifle and i wanted to know if its valued higher with the bayonet and cartridge's.

Trying to figure out but the Springfield Armory says there is a serial umber missing.

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  1. Yes.*


  2. Usually yes. My Granny pays top dollar for old civil war weapons. Do you know her, I think you spoke with her on the phone yesterday.

  3. yes,as long as you don't s***w with the condition. don't clean it up !!

    who owned that rifle?

    family member?

    get provenance established


  4. I'm not sure if it raises the value of the gun but the bayonets and cartridges themselves will have a collector value

    At the shows sometimes I will actually see the guns and bayos for sale separately with a cheaper price, by a couple of dollars, for the complete set

    But I am not a Black Powder Era collector and there are many nuances of that genre that I am unfamiliar with, especially with the martial fireamrs

  5. The term is "plottage".  If you join related articles/items/etc then the total value increases.  Yes, anything and everything related to said rifle included with it increases the value of the entire package.

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