Im hoping to find someone who can appraise a shiloh sharps and accompanying accessories that I've inherited. I do not wish to sell it. Id like to know how much to insure it for if need be.

It seems there is no info on anything below 3000? My rifle is sn B1794. Perhaps someone who has a rifle in the range and ordered it themselves could give me a rough date?

Post some pics of the rifle and accesories so we can see what model Shiloh you have. Then someone can give you a good estimate. Without seeing what you have its hard to say. Since its got a B in front of the number its a Kirk built Shiloh but there is all different barrels, wood grades and finishes so can't say with out seeing it.

As suggested you can go to the Shiloh website and use their ordering form to get the exact cost of your gun but here is a copy of the order form with what I can tell from your pictures. As to the rest of to extras it shouldn't be to hard to make a guess which would be what could be negotiated between a buyer and seller.
1874 Sporter #1
$3,760.00
Caliber:
40-70ST
Barrel Length:
34"
Barrel Weight:
Standard weight full Octagon
Barrel Features:
None
Wood Upgrades:
Semi-Fancy (+$495.00)
Wood Finishes:
None
Length of Pull - Shotgun Buttstocks Only!:
None
Buttplate:
Plastic Shotgun - Standard
Metal Finishes:
gray
Background Fill - (Engraved French Gray Only):
None
Brass Escutcheons:
None
Custom Bedding:
None
Sling Swivels:
None
Traditional Checkering:
None
Forearm Tips:
Pewter Tip (+$172.00)
Accent Line:
None
Hartford Collar:
None
Cheekpiece:
Standard
Polished Screws:
None
Schnabble on Pistol Grip:
None
Rear Barrel Sight:
No Rear Dovetail
Vernier Tang Sights:
#108 Mid-Range (+$358.00)
Front Sight:
Shiloh #111 (+$80.00)

I've always loved the French Grey recivers