marlin 39-A
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marlin 39-A
I have a Marlin 39-A limited edition 22 purchased sometime around the late 1950s to early 1960s, it is #177 of 500 made, it is chrome plated with a squirrel carved in the butt. I was wondering what the value might be.
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Re: marlin 39-A
Brucest;
There have been several of the 90th Anniversary Model 39-A's sold recently at the Rock Island Auction Regional auctions. Most of them were new, in the box with all original hang tags and papers. On average, they sold between $1,200.00 and $1,500.00. Yours, if you do not have the box and hang tags will be worth less, but is still desirable to collectors.
There have been several of the 90th Anniversary Model 39-A's sold recently at the Rock Island Auction Regional auctions. Most of them were new, in the box with all original hang tags and papers. On average, they sold between $1,200.00 and $1,500.00. Yours, if you do not have the box and hang tags will be worth less, but is still desirable to collectors.
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Re: marlin 39-A
Thanks, mine does not have the original box or hang tagsRegnier (gunrunner) wrote:Brucest;
There have been several of the 90th Anniversary Model 39-A's sold recently at the Rock Island Auction Regional auctions. Most of them were new, in the box with all original hang tags and papers. On average, they sold between $1,200.00 and $1,500.00. Yours, if you do not have the box and hang tags will be worth less, but is still desirable to collectors.