Hardhat DV2 said
I have an opportunity to buy some single shots that got put up 30 years ago but are going to be available. Two of these are high condition low wall take down in .22 cal. They couldn’t remember which .22 cal. Made after 1914-1915.  My question is how common are these? What kind of value? They don’t do electronic or cell phone pics.  Have to go there in person.  They have a couple of ’76s. I have bought from them before and there never was a real bargain but nice stuff.  

The odds are very high that those Take Down low-wall rifles were manufactured at least several years before 1914-1915.  Winchester began production of the Take Down in 1907 and manufactured a very substantial number of them through 1910. Most of the Take Downs manufactured after 1910 were 2nd Variation high-wall Winder Muskets, 20-ga high-wall Shotguns, and a small number of high-wall Schuetzen rifles.  Very few low-wall rifles of any variation were manufactured after 1910.

If you do decide to go look at them, please note the serial number, the configuration, and the cartridge chambering for each rifle.  My guess is that the serial numbers on them are < 110000.

Bert