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![]() Marlin , model 1888, 32/20 caliber Guns International #: 101449191 Seller's Inventory #: Category: Marlin Rifles - Antique - Antique Rifles - Cartridge Seller's Information When emailing or calling sellers direct, please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com Seller: Classic One Member Since: 9/17/18 First Name: Steven Last Name: Elbe State: Wisconsin Zip: 54174 Country: United States Phone: (920) 590-3400 Number of Active Listings: 7 Total Number of Listings: 224 Seller: Private Seller Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns. Payment Types Accepted: Money Oder Description: I'm listing a rather rare Marlin rifle, the model 1888 top eject , around 4,800 were built between 1888-1892, the number in 32/20 were the least about 1298. This is a first year rifle .It was Marlin's answer to the Winchester 73 , a rifle in the pistol calibers. But I guess because of patent rights Marlin went to the model 1889 side eject and continued to build them all side ejecting . This particle rife has been used but still is very tight and loads and shoots just fine. Having a 24" octagon barrel with Marlin equipped open rear and front blade sights it's a brown patina through out. Wood being a darker tone but no serious cracks or chips missing. I took as many pictures to try and show the overall condition , although no high condition rifle it is a rather rare bird . Bore is surprisingly pretty decent for a black powder era rifle. I'd ship to the lower 48 for $45. Insured, you'd have three days to check her out, no dismantling or firing, please ! return at your expense for a full refund if it's not as I've described. I'd ship to your door as she's an antique. If you'd care to make an offer please do I've got to sell a few. any questions , please call SOLD Antique: Yes Manufacturer: Marlin Model: 1888 Serial Number: 23047 Caliber Info: 32/20 Condition: Fair Metal Condition: Fair Wood Condition: Fair Bore Condition: Good Barrel Type: Octagon Action: Lever Butt Pad: Crescent Weight: 7.5 lb’s Sights: open leaf Manufacture Date: 1888 |