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Customer data may be available for these firearms. Marlin 39A and 39M Presentation records are available for this special 90th Anniversary (1960) production run. We suggest you contact the Records Office at 30 or to make sure a record is available for your Marlin before sending in an order. But please note: Many blank records exist within the Marlin records. He is also ill and is wanting to sell some of them.Find the full list of available Marlin models and serial number ranges here. I think his brother used to own a gun store many years ago and recently died leaving him these guns. It is a.22 caliber and has the model golden 39A stamped in gold on the barrel. I have been thinking about buying from him but not sure what they're worth. I have a friend that has a golden 39 A in the box never fired. Thanks Regnier,I am fairly new to this lever action thing but I am surely enjoying this 1895. The workings are exactly the same as any other Marlin.Frankm there is a two letter code for month and year on 22's from 60-68 I do not know if it was on any other years, scroll down at the link below and you will find the list.There is a much more complete information on dating a Marlin here at in the reference section. The Glenfield model is the same as any regular Marlin 336 but was made for a chain store, used hard wood instead of Walnut and may have had different sights. Later, they pretty much marked all of them for a while with the star, meaning only that the rifle was within specs and met their normal quality standard. The star originally meant that a particular rifle was spot-on to the standard specs - not that it was better assembled or hand-fitted in any special way, just that the parts that came out of the bins for that rifle happened to mate up perfectly to the standard. In any rifle design, the parts are each spec'd to specified dimesions, + or - accepted tolerances. Something I didn't know until just the other day - if your M39 (not A) has a star stamped on the end of the upper tang, it means the factory gunsmithing inspector determined the rifle to be of higher grade manufacturing than the standardWell, sort of.

Marlin model 60 serial number