Springfield
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Springfield

Springfield Armory was the U.S. national armory, maker of historic American military arms - the Trapdoor, the 1903, the M1 Garand, and the M1 Carbine. Austin Auction Gallery sells and appraises Springfield firearms.

What it's worth

Most military Springfields bring several hundred to a couple thousand dollars, while correct M1 Garands, early 1903s, National Match, and rare variants reach the thousands. Model, maker, originality, and condition drive value.

Overview & history

The original Springfield Armory in Massachusetts produced America's military longarms for nearly two centuries, including the Trapdoor rifle, the M1903 bolt-action, and the M1 Garand of WWII. (The modern Springfield Armory, Inc. is a separate commercial company.) Collectible military Springfields are valued by the model, maker and date, markings, matching parts, and originality, with correct, all-original, and special variants commanding the most.

Frequently asked

What is my Springfield worth?

Most military Springfields bring several hundred to a couple thousand dollars, while correct M1 Garands, early 1903s, National Match, and rare variants reach the thousands. Model, maker, originality, and condition drive value. Send photos for a free appraisal.

How do I identify and date my Springfield?

Check the receiver markings (maker and model), serial number and date, barrel date, and inspection or cartouche stamps; matching parts and original configuration are essential to value. Our specialists verify correctness.

How do I sell my Springfield?

Austin Auction Gallery sells collectible firearms and offers free, no-obligation appraisals, handling all transfer requirements. Contact us to consign your Springfield.

What could your Springfield bring at auction?

Our specialists provide free, no-obligation auction estimates. Send a few photos and we'll tell you what it could bring.

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