I'm usually pretty good about valuing the few rifles that I sell, but this one has me stumped. I've posted a couple of pictures. It is a large C serial numbered Marlin 36 A DL. From my research it appears to what is termed a transition rifle - one that has an A DL barrel but without the checkering of earlier A DLs. From the large C serial number I would assume it to be manufactured in 1946/47.
As can be seen in the picture it is in "shooter" shape and it does shoot. It is not D & T and says Marlin Safety on the top of the receiver.
Any advice as to value would be appreciated.