Winchester Commemorative Firearms Survey

Help us record Winchester commemorative firearms. Seen one for sale, own one, or inherited one? Tell us about it below.

Your report goes to Bucks WCS (Winchester Commemorative Museum, proprietor Bill Rice), a collector who is dedicated to preserving the history of Winchester commemoratives as well as the legacy of Tom Trolard. Only the fields marked * are required; your name and contact details are optional. If you don't know something, leave it blank.

Instead of filling in this form once per gun, list them in one Excel file (one gun per row) and attach it here. Download the Excel template. If you attach a spreadsheet, the gun details below can be left blank. The name on the gun, plus the model if known. Example: "Wells Fargo", Model 94. This form is for Winchester firearms. Copy it exactly, including any letters at the start. Example: WFC0221.
Example: .30-30, .38-55.
Example: 1977.
Set information Some commemoratives were sold as matched sets (e.g. a Winchester and a Colt).
Example: comes in wooden presentation case. Example: unfired, light scratches on stock, some wear on the bluing.
Original box / papers?
Optional — add a photo of the firearm, serial number or box. Up to 3 photos, 9 MB in total. Example: $1,200 asking. Example: gun show in Harrisburg, a website link, a local shop.

Your contact details are optional — leave blank to report anonymously. Add contact info if you're happy for us to follow up.

Contact Us

Questions about the survey or your firearms? Contact Bill Rice at Bucks WCS: bill@buckswcs.com