By and large, the Belgian shotguns are lumped together under the term JABC (Just Another Belgian Clunker). They were imported and sold through hardware catalogs. There ARE some examples of fine Belgian gunmakers. You might take your gun into a gunsmith for evaluation, but dont get your hopes up.
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Belgian gun maker. Famous for his high end 300 Weatherby Magnum caliber rifles.
the first few hits on google suggests the area code is belgian (0032 or +32)
Depends on Francs for which country. French Francs and Belgian Francs no longer exist. But there are a total of 22 countries currently using Francs as their currency and the rates are different. You will have to be more specific in your question.
This is probably Belgian in origin, and would be one of the many thousands of inexpensive hardware-store shotguns sold via catalog in the late 1800's through about 1910 or so. Look on the underside of the barrels for the ELG proofmark. We would need to know more information on the exact markings to go further, but if we are correct in the above assumption value would top out at $200 as a decorator piece. Please dont try to shoot it. sales@countrygunsmith.net
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That is not the complete serial number. Value is going to depend on condition, and without further information is impossible to guess.
This was a special run that Browning produced. I believe that public availability was limited. Please contact Browning Customer Service for details about this production. Link below
That is a 1938 gun. Value on the prewar guns are slightly less than the later guns. They were all engraved, but there were several different grades. You would need to have it evaluated in person. Value can range from $800 to over $10,000.
There is a Belgian proof mark for smokeless powder that resembles what you're describing. You usually see proof marks on the barrel flats (breech end of the barrels on the bottom side). Another common Belgian proof mark is the letters ELG inside an oval.
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If you were born in Belgium you are a Belgian
You will need to get a professional appraisal.
It's a Belgian gun, the ELG is a Belgian proofmark.
A Belgian is a native or resident of Belgium.
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