2 rifles

I have two guns that I cannot find a value for. One is made by W H Davenport firearms of Norwich Conn. It is a 22 rifle with a lever to load one single shell and it is called the "Brownie"

The other is made by Parker Hale of England, some numbers are M 1948 - 019101 - .303 2-222" No. 4 mk-1. It is a bolt action with a clip to fit the bottom and it doesn't have any other clear markings. It appears to use .303 ammunition,

Thanks John

your davenport rifle was made between 1891 and 1910 current books values range from 200-675
your parkerhale no4mk1 is a british service rifle from ww2 it should be a full stocked rifle and should be chambered for the 303 british caliber..many british manufactures made these during the war years and value for yours with standard features would be in the 200-400 range if in original military configuration and good working condition,,some of these had special target sites installed and would possibly demand a preimium depending on types of sites used ,,these rifles were and are still in use by many nations and many many have been imported into the us in the last 20 yrs,,if yours is an import from the last 10 or so years it may have an importers mark somewhere on the rifle ,,look closely for a stamped mark near the end of the barrel or on the sides of the receiver,,some of these may have a import stamp under the top handguard and may not be visible unless you take the handguard off,,if it is import marked the value would drop to proably 150-250 for a standard rifle,,dealers will proably offer between 100-150 for it on a trade or cash value
bigcurt