[Winnie1894]

Hi boys!
I am a new enrolled by Italy and regard all; i ask information: I possess a Marlin 1891, built in 1896, mat. 116xxx.
And' under splendid conditions.
And does it arm common or rare?
Does it possess some value?

Vanni

 

[Winnie1894]

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Vanni

 

[Flat Top]

Vanni; You need to check auction and collector websites on the internet.....this will give you a good idea about the current market value of your rifle.

 

[Winnie1894]

grazie!

thanks you very much!
The value in money interests me few... I asked if is a rare sample!

Vanni

 

[twodot]

Vanni,
In english that would be "little" not "few".
The price on the auction sites will reflect how rare your 1891 is.
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[sharps4590]

Predecessor to Mod. 39. Not common but not exceedingly rare either.

 

[Kodiak Kid]

Hey, Vanni!

Gli italiani sono come i soldi falsi... Li trovi dappertutto! (Ciao da Kodiak Kid, AKA Giovannimerecano!)

Pero', kekkazz, bisogna che l'inglese te lo ripassi, professo'!!!!!

 

[Rangr44]

Welcome Vanni, and YES, your rifle is somewhat rare today - in splendid condition, with bright case-hardening colors on the receiver, deep bluing on the barrel, and that dark reddish-brown varnish on the walnut stock we all love.

The better the condition, the better the value.

How about posting some nice/clear pics of your treasure ?


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[Kodiak Kid]

I looked up that 1891 in the Blue Book of Gun Values yesterday, and unless I looked at the wrong model it should be worth $2,000-2,500.

 

[Bizio]

Correct, the first issue is worth that money but I think Vanni owns a second issue which should come cheaper.

This is a current value of the first Deluxe model engraved
Marlin 1891-Deluxe model /1st. issue/.22 cal.Antiq : Antique Guns at GunBroker.com