The 1888 was never made in .38-55. If your gun is marked 38W, then it is a .38-40, if it's marked .38-55, then it is not an 1888, but probably a 1893. No way to give you a value, as I don't know what you've got, nor could I tell you without a few pictures of the gun. The 1888 was only offered in .44-40, .38-40, and .32-20, not .38-55. Values depend on the model, and condition. If your gun is a .38-55, it is not an 1888, so I don't know what model you have.
That cannot be determined without you providing a detailed description of your rifles overall condition,and the amount of original finish remaining.
your marlin model 36A(regular rifle) with the C prefix dates your marlin model 36 as a 3rd variation made in 1946.These rifles are currently bringing between 125 dollars for a rifle with 60% original finish,up to 350 dollars for a rifle with 90% original finish remaining.
A Marlin 1889 .32-20 Safety octagon barrel rifle in good condition (75 - 80 % finish in metal, most of original finish on wood, NO modifications) should be worth about $800.00 to $1,200.00 dollars.
No way of answering your question correctly without you providing a more detailed description of your rifles overall condition,to include the amount of original finish left on the wood and metal and the bores condition.
Your Marlin model 1893 rifle,which was made by Marlin in the year 1905 have been selling for between 800-1,200 dollars.This of course depends on the amount of original finish remaining,and the overall condition of your rifle.
You must be reffering to the 35caliber marlin.A 35mm would fire a projectile that is between 2inches and 4inches in diameter.Before a value can be established you would have to describe your rifles overall condition(this includes the amount of original finish remaining on the wood and metal).The barrels condition,and the model of marlin that you have(336,36,etc.).
The marlin model 1889 is currently valued at 250 dollars for a gun with 10% original finish remaining ,up to 1550 dollars for a great example with 90% original finish remaining on the wood and metal and a good bore.
The marlin model 1889 is currently valued at 250 dollars for a gun with 10% original finish remaining ,up to 1550 dollars for a great example with 90% original finish remaining on the wood and metal and a good bore.
From 300-1,000 dollars depending on the overall remaining original finish on your rifle and a good bore.
If your Marlin rifle has between 60%-90% of its original finish remaining,and a good bore.Then the value will be between 160-250 dollars.
Original parts and finish is a vague description. Is it in 100% condition and finish
The letter W ahead of the serial number indicates that your Marlin model 39A was made in the year 1963.As to the value,that cannot be determined without a much more detailed description of the rifles overall condition and original finish remaining.