Can't really read the proof marks but I can recognize generally the typical Belgian marks from the 1900ish era. Barrel appears to say some form of Laminate but looks like twist.
The value of the gun is what you can get for it. It is essentially an inexpensive lower grade Belgian no name that has seen a lot of use, has no real collector value and may have had some crude repairs along the way. Value would be what you could get out of it. You see similar guns on GunBroker often, with asking prices all over the map, but selling one is a chore. It's prime market would be as a decorator piece, likely at $100-200.
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