The value of 1906 postcards will vary depending on whether or not the cards are in very good condition. The subject matter also affects the value. The cards can be worth as little as 25 cents or as much as $100.
Value depends on exact configuration, overall condition, box, manual, accessories, etc.. Value range could be from 10USD to multiple thousands of USD.
1906 is MCMVI.
The roman numeral for 1906 is, MCMVI.
The square root of 1906 is approximately 43.65776
A standard model 1906 is valued between 175-600 dollars based on your rifle having between 10%-70% of its original finish remaining,and a good bore.
Yes
10-600 usd
If you truly have a Winchester Model 1906 that was manufactured in the year 1951, it would be priceless or absolutely worthless. Winchester ceased production of the Model 1906 in December of 1932.
your gun was built in 1910
1906
ABOUT $200
1913
Additional information is necessary to properly value your rifle. There were two models available in the Winchester Model 1906. One had a straight stock and the other had a pistol grip stock and was called a Model 1906 Expert. Which one do you have? Also, you did not say, if your rifle was partially trimmed in nickel or was fully nickel trimmed?
depending on the rifle's state , and condition , from 400 to 1400,00
Your Winchester model 1906 was made in 1915,that being said the value of a model 1906 is going from one in 10% original condition being worth 175 dollars,all the way up to one in 80% condition going for 675 dollars.
Are you sure it's not a Model 1906? The early model chambered for the .22 short only in NRA Good condition has a retail value of $600 according to the Standard Catalog. The Standard model chambered for .22 S L or LR lists for $350. The "Expert", which can be distinguished from the standard by its pistol grip stock, is shown at $650 for a blued finish, $790 if the receiver, guard and bolt are nickeled, and $1300 if the barrel is also nickel plated.