HELP NEED INFO ON SERI # PROD DATES MARLIN 39A'S
In 1966 [October, Korea] I bought at an Army PX a Marlin Golden 39 A..$60. I got it back from Army Storage in 1969 when discharged.. 10yrs into the future I sold it for $150 and regretted it ever since .
While at gun show the man who bought it saw me and told me about it and asked if I want to buy it back...
I SAID HELL YES....
I remember it was a 4 digit serial number. He has a couple oldie 39A's but is not sure which one it might be now...almost 30yrs later.
If anyone can help with a serial number series during or for 1966 it would be not only a blessing but a great help...
thanks...
While at gun show the man who bought it saw me and told me about it and asked if I want to buy it back...
I SAID HELL YES....
I remember it was a 4 digit serial number. He has a couple oldie 39A's but is not sure which one it might be now...almost 30yrs later.
If anyone can help with a serial number series during or for 1966 it would be not only a blessing but a great help...
thanks...
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According to the Blue Book, Marlin used letter prefix's for their serial numbers during the dates in question, i.e. the letters changed for each year.
1964 is Y & Z
1965 is AA
1966 is AB0 -
1963 is Y
1964 is Z
1965 is AA
1966 is AB0 -
thanks....a bunch...meeting up w/him today... 0 -
Got my old Marlin 39A back today...and it is a gorgeous...serial numbers match 1966 production date and it is a 4 digit number. In just a few minutes I am going to my garage, I've got a boot on a stick that swing's and I am gonna kick my own ass for letting this bit of my history go for a paltry sum of $150...
Even after all these yrs .... maybe one brick has been fired thru the rifle...
But now my 39A is back and BACK it stays....
Getting this back was a freak accident or maybe it was fate, i don't know but I just wish I could share this elation on a much broader scale...I am just giddy this Marlin is back home...
AND THANK YOU FOR THE SERIAL NMBER HELP...0
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