From the barrel rollstamp, it appears to be a model 1894. The model marking should be on the top tang, behind the hammer. If there is a tang sight mounted there, you can remove the two screws and you will find the model rollstamped there. The model 1894 was produced from summer of 1894 to 1935, in various styles of rifles, and carbines, with many options. Calibers were .44-40, .38-40, 32-20, and .25-20. Early .25-20's were marked .25-20M (marlin) while later were regular .25-20, but the two cartridges interchange. Values of these early guns depend on the variation, condition, and special order features, so without knowing all these things, and estimate is not possible.
The model 20S was made from 1911 to 1916, and then again after WWI in 1922. Prices ranged from $11.50 in 1911 to $16.80 in 1916, and $23.50 in 1922. The model 20S was an improvement in strength over the original model 20 locking bolt system, to handle modern hi speed ammo. The original model 20 came out in 1906.
I have one and it's a 22 caliber.
Depending on condition, a Marlin 1895 lever action in 45-70 sells for $400-$500.
Marlin makes a .308
I had luck with a Marlin bolt action. Unsure of model though.
There should be a letter in front of that. That letter will tell you what year it was made.
About $150.00
It is a Model 56 Marlin It is a Model 56 Marlin
100 dollars. also known as marlin mod. 81. made by marlin
Roughly 1900. Since Marlin mixed serial numbers between models on the early levers it can be hard to pin down exactly. As to caliber, look on the top flat of the barrel. sales@countrygunsmith.net
The Sears Model 42DL .22 caliber rifle was manufactured by Marlin Firearms, their Model 80. Check with Marlin for parts availability.
Yes, there is a kit available which fits Marlin Lever action rimfires from 1891 thru 1939.
about $200 max if very clean