The value of ANY firearm depends on the exact make, model, condition, and originality. For instance, a Excellent condition Japanese type 38 Arisaka, with the chrysanthemum marking intact (indicating captured in combat, not surrendered at war's end) might be worth $500, and a similar rifle with a ground off marking, and converted to civilian sporter style, might be worth $150. YOUR rifle will need a hands on assessment from someone that knows Japanese firearms. Check w/local guns shops, or take it to a local gun show.
The value of a Japanese soldier's rifle from World War II varies on model and condition. A paratrooper's rifle in good condition might be worth as much as a $1,000. Most other rifles of the era are worth less than that.
Rachel, Nevada in Colonel I Don't Knows Butt
My understanding is the model 938 was a toy rifle not a bb rifle, but I did find out it was made in 1988
I can find no listing of an ERA rifle in any of my references or on line. Can you provide more information?
I cannot find any reference to a Redfield Rifle...however there are references to Redfield rifle scopes/optics. Does your question relate to rifle scopes?
You will have to contact Weaver to find out.
How old is it? Who Made it? What shape is it in? you need to give more information to find out the value.
You need to find a qualified appraiser
Check the on line auctions.
The W818878 is not recognized. 70B30095 is a number for a Browning Lever action .22 rifle. Use the link to find value
Blue Book of Gun Values
Professional appraisal