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Marlin

Marlin is a storied American maker of lever-action rifles - the 336, 1894, and 1895 - and the long-running Model 39 .22. Vintage 'JM'-marked guns are especially prized. Austin Auction Gallery sells and appraises Marlin firearms.

Marlin Rifles Value & Auction Results | Austin Auction Gallery

What it's Worth

Most Marlins bring several hundred to about a thousand dollars, while vintage JM-marked, antique, special-caliber, and high-condition lever guns reach the low-to-mid thousands. Model, era, caliber, and condition drive value.

Most $400-$1,200; vintage JM-marked, antique, and high-condition lever guns $1,500-$5,000+.

Our Sold Results

(2) MARLIN 1878 DA.38 FACTORY ENGRAVED REVOLVERS

(2) 1878 DA.38 FACTORY ENGRAVED REVOLVERS

$ 1,500.00 USD

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MARLIN 1894 CENTURY LIMITED 44-40 LEVER ACT. RIFLE

1894 CENTURY LIMITED 44-40 LEVER ACT. RIFLE

$ 1,100.00 USD

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MARLIN 1894CB LEVER ACTION .357MAG/,38SPL CARBINE

1894CB LEVER ACTION .357MAG/,38SPL CARBINE

$ 950.00 USD

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MARLIN M1895 LEVER ACTION .45-70 GOVT. LEVER RIFLE

M1895 LEVER ACTION .45-70 GOVT. LEVER RIFLE

$ 900.00 USD

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MARLIN M336 CARBINE, .30-30 CALIBER

M336 CARBINE, .30-30 CALIBER

$ 700.00 USD

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(2) MARLIN 1873 POCKET REVOLVERS, .22L, DISPLAY BOX

(2) 1873 POCKET REVOLVERS, .22L, DISPLAY BOX

$ 700.00 USD

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Overview & History

Founded in 1870, Marlin is one of the great American lever-action makers, known for the Model 336, 1894, and 1895 centerfire rifles and the Model 39, the longest continuously produced rifle in the world. Collectors prize vintage examples bearing the 'JM' barrel stamp (pre-2007, before the Remington acquisition), as well as antique and high-condition guns. Value depends on the model, caliber, era, condition, and originality.

Identifying & Marks

Check the model and caliber markings and the barrel stamp - the 'JM' proof indicates pre-2007 production prized by collectors; the serial number dates the gun. Originality and condition raise value.

FAQ

What is my Marlin worth?

Most Marlins bring several hundred to about a thousand dollars, while vintage JM-marked, antique, special-caliber, and high-condition lever guns reach the low-to-mid thousands. Model, era, caliber, and condition drive value. Send photos for a free appraisal.

How do I identify and date my Marlin?

Check the model and caliber markings and the barrel stamp - the 'JM' proof indicates pre-2007 production prized by collectors; the serial number dates the gun. Originality and condition raise value.

How do I sell my Marlin?

Austin Auction Gallery sells collectible firearms and offers free, no-obligation appraisals, handling all transfer requirements. Contact us to consign your Marlin.

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