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Marlin Firearms Collectors Association. ... Marlin .45 Govt by Road King Thu Oct 03, 2024 12:38 am; Buying ...
subtract 19 from 100 = 81 so 1981. JM is the Marlin trademark. 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. The workings are exactly the same as any other Marlin.
Marlin year of manufacture maybe determined from the following table of letter/numeral prefixs to the serial number: Date Prefix(s) 1946 C 1947 D 1948 E 1949 F 1950 G 1951 H 1952 J 1953 K 1954 L 1955 M 1956 N 1957 P 1958 R 1959 S 1960 T 1961 U 1962 V 1963 W 1964 Y, Z 1965 AA 1966 AB 1967 AC 1968 AD, 68 1969 69 1970 70 1971 71 1972 72 Starting ...
The Marlin Model 30A (a Glenfield version of the Model 336) was made from 1973 to 1983. Steve is correct, subtract the first two digits of the serial number from 100 to get year of manufacture. There were 268,905 of the Model 30A's made during the production run. I hope this helps.
These wee sold to Penny's from 1968-70, and are just like the Marlin version. The Model 60 doesn't get big dollars in either version, and some people expect to pay less for store brands, even though they are mechanially equal to Marlin marked guns. Prices for a model 60 Marlin in xcellent condition seem to run anywhere from around $100 or a bit ...
I have decided to try and catalog as much information as possible on the Marlin Model 47 pump rifle offered in 1930-31. This was a non-catalogued rifle, offered by choice only with a purchase of 4 shares of stock.
Unfortunately, the serial number for your Marlin Model 1898, exposed hammer pump action shotgun is just out of the range of existing serial number records. The Marlin pump action shotgun records that exist start at 19,601 and end at 67,000 in December of 1904. So, from that, you should figure your shotgun would have been shipped in 1905.
John Ross was commissioned to do a replica of Remington's painting for the cover of one of Marlin's catalogs. If memory serves me it was the 1900 catalog. The Marlin Firearms Collectors Assn. gave these statues away at some of their meetings and shows back in the 1990's, and Marlin may have given some to retirees, but they sold them outright also.
Marlin wasn't very good with record keeping got a while. That rifle was made from 1922 to 1938. The earlier ones had a "S" prefix because they were found to have a weak bolt. After they got that problem fixed they went to a "SH " prefix. A Army Col. Wm. Brophy wrote a book named " The Marlin Firearms Co".
"The Marlin Firearms Co. New Haven Conn USA-est 1870" Model 36 (then caliber designation) Variations of Model #: 36-A-DL, 36-A, 36-RC C-1945 shiny blue on top of receiver c-1946 (note: c prefix is lower case) D-1947 sandblasted top of receiver starts Model 36 Production supposedly ceased in 1947. However Model 336 production began in June 1948.