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What is the age and value of a 410 Marlin lever action serial 4101 in excelent shape with a 26 inch barrel if there is no checkering and the only marking is Marlin on the buttplate?
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The Marlin model 410 was only offered from 1929-32, and was offered as a bonus "gift" to anyone who bought 4 shares of Marlin preferred stocks at $25 a share. This was of course in the height of the Depression, and the offer was not warmly received, as money was tight for most. In 1932 the leftover model 410's were sold at about $32 each. No records on these guns serial numbers exist, so I can't tell you when in this range your gun was built. The model 410's were mostly std. configuration, (like your's) but they did build a small number of deluxe 410's that were checkered. These guns were built from leftover model 93 receivers, which were fitted with pistol grip lower tangs, shotgun barrels, and heavier wood. Less than 10,000 were estimated to have been made. Values for the model 410's are quite high, and can run from as little as $400, to nearly $2,000 for a like new specimen.
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