The Cooey 39 is so old it sat behind Jesus in the third grade... They were first made around WWII. Hard to tell age of an individual gun because they do not have serial numbers.
Well, a model 39 .22 implies to me that it may be a Cooey or Winchester/Cooey. The only thing is Cooey never put serial numbers on their rifles. Winchester did after they bought Cooey around WW II. So therefore I would say post 1964 for your rifle.
25-125 USD or so
35-100 USD or so
model 600 was produced at the couple last years of this rifle so around 1974. before the model 600 was the 60 and before this it was "sure shot".
In rationalising quadratics 2a3 - 5a2 - 39 is an irrelevance. It is not a quadratic but a cubic and so not within the defined scope.
It depends on many factors. The Cooey Model 71 is a rebadged Winchester Model 70. They are the "post-64" design, which means they are push feed. Factors that will determine the value include caliber, condition of bluing, wood and bore and so on. If it is in very good condition I'd say it is somewhere in the neighborhood of $400. Probably a bit less, but that's a decent start.
All model 39 Marlins were built in the 1922-1938 time frame. A model 39 with S prefix will usually date to the late 1920's. However, model 39a Marlins with S prefix date to 1957. So it depends on which model you have a 39 or 39a.
100 dollars or so
50-125 or so
Since most 35 remingtons will be used out to about 150 yards or so; a decent scope of 4x or a 3x9 will do nicely!
100-400 USD or so