I've seen these guns sell in the $150-$300 range, depending on condition. Without a description of your gun's condition, or a picture, I can't tell you what it's true value might be in this range.
i have the same dates on my 97 22 but i have serial number A2284 for 97% is about 2500$ 10% is 375$ i dont have my book on me but that sould give you a idea
The model 38 Marlin is a very unique action. It breaks open like a shotgun, and was not made for many years. I see these 38's going in the $150-$250 range, unless they are in excellent condition. The serial number is the best way to determine a firearms age. The serial number for your gun should be located on the side of the tang, observable when the stock is removed. The patent dates also indicate that this should be your serial number placement. Your gun will probably also be lacking the Marlin "Bulls eye" found in the later production 38's. As far as I can tell there more than 24000 Model 38's were manufactured from 1921 through 1930 and your 38 probably is among the first 11000 (the serial number will tell). An "A" prefix serial number is the subsequent series. The "A" prefix guns carry additional patent dates, external serial numbers and the "Bull's Eye". I do not know guns but here is what I see on my Marlin 38. External serial No. 10680 stamped just ahead of the trigger guard (without "A" prefix). Patent dates as in the above answers with additional dates through June 6, 1922. Bird's eye present on stock.
10-175 USD or so
send me a picture of the rifle
Jan. 18 1887, April 2 1889, aug. 12 1890, and march 1 1892
The Glenfield brand is part of Marlin firearms. The most definitive answer will come from Marlin. And the nice folks at Marlin Customer Service just told me that your rifle was made in March of 1972. As far as value, depends on condition. In Excellent condition, these currently sell for between $375-$400. The 30A is a slightly plainer version of the Marlin 336- an excellent rifle.
Marlin Perkins was born on March 16, 1905.
Winchester Model 62A serial number 101959 was manufactured in March of the year 1940. Bert H.
Filed: March 17, 1998US Patent #: ?6165464
Impossible to value with just patent dates and a serial number. A DETAILED description of ALL markings, features, finish, condition, barrel length, sights, box, papers, accessories, and caliber are needed.
50-400 usd
March 01 2004