Antique firearm identification

[Hem]

Took a trip to the Bair museum in Martinsdale. Wow, amazing display.
Attention @BrentD , @shrapnel , and any other antique rifle hawks. Can you identify these firearms?

 

[Hem]

Not the greatest of photos. I wanted to move the lamp but that was a no-no.

 

[p_ham]

My guesses, left to right.

Browning SA-22/ Rem Mod 24
Ithaca 37
Savage 99 takedown
Remington Mod 8
Browning A5/ Rem Mod 11
Win Mod 12
Remington 121

 

[blueridge]

Pretty sure the second from left is a Remington model 17. The Ithaca 37 (exact same otherwise) would have the pointer and birds flushing engraved on the side, whereas the model 17 would have text (Remington, blah blah, serial number at the bottom), which you can just barely see.

That A5 is bejeweled AF! Would give my right testicle for that one.

No clue on the others.

One thing I am sure we can all agree on: to show these classics off, they could have displayed them better. How about 20 degrees more clockwise?!

 

[BackofBeyond]

My guesses, left to right.

Browning SA-22/ Rem Mod 24
Ithaca 37
Savage 99 takedown
Remington Mod 8
Browning A5/ Rem Mod 11
Win Mod 12
Remington 121

Good call, I didn’t catch the take down part in the 99

 

[Hem]

Pretty sure the second from left is a Remington model 17. The Ithaca 37 (exact same otherwise) would have the pointer and birds flushing engraved on the side, whereas the model 17 would have text (Remington, blah blah, serial number at the bottom), which you can just barely see.

That A5 is bejeweled AF! Would give my right testicle for that one.

No clue on the others.

One thing I am sure we can all agree on: what a crappy way to display these classics!! Wtf! Clearly staged by a non gun person.

Yeah, the display was in a poor location.
No good angle for photos, with a lamp in front of things. Tour guide wasn't letting us dawdle either.

 

[WildWill]

Here's a few from the national western & cowboy heritage museum today. Damn glass makes it hard to get good pics. Eat your heart out @BrentD