The gun was made some time between 1912 and 1914 according to my serial number tables. Again value is determined by condition and your excellent condition might be my good or fair. In any case I went through four price reference books looking for this model. I only found one reference and that was a general one.It said than the gun in excellent to good condition was worth $3,000 to $1,000. The only was to get an accurate estimation is a hands on examination. I suggest you take the gun to a qualified expert for such an exam. You can look in the telephone book yellow pages for Appraisers (not the flea market type), Gun Shops or Dealers or Gunsmiths. A work of caution. Al;though English made guns and this maker in particular made quality shotguns, this was the time for the change over from old style guns that used black powder ammunition and had damascus barrels to guns designed for smokeless powder and fluid steel barrels.I'm not sure that your gun has fluid steel barrels. If you intend to shoot it, please have it checked out by a qualified gunsmith first. Another thing I found out is that all W.& C. Scott & Sons shotguns were discontinued in 1990.
