In very, very, very, very, general terms, the 35 Whelen is a necked up 30/06 and the 35 Remington is a necked up 30/30.
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Nope. Case is too long,and it is a rimless, vs rimmed case.
100-500 usd
It is spelled Whelen. 100-1000 USD
It's worth whatever you can get for it. M. Spaziani; SPAZ'S GUN SHOP; Easton, PA.
Would have to at least know the model and condition would be a huge plus for determining value, also it's a .35 Remington not mm. Probably is a model 8 or 81. Well unless it's a .35 Whelen and that would be a more modern rifle like a 7400.
If nothing else the date code on the barrel. 35 and later would be a 141 vs the 41. See related links for reference to the Remington Society of America website for date code details
100-1000 USD or more depending on specifics
35
No 35 Remington fired only 35 rem. The 35 Remington is a good cartridge, it's a little more difficult to find but it is still being made.
No, a .35 Whelen cartridge cannot be fired from a Marlin rifle unless the rifle is specifically chambered for that caliber. Marlin typically manufactures lever-action rifles chambered for cartridges such as .30-30 Winchester or .45-70 Government. To fire a .35 Whelen, you would need a rifle designed for that cartridge, such as a bolt-action or single-shot rifle. Always ensure that the ammunition matches the rifle's chambering to ensure safety and proper function.
Yes, I am using a 308 and a 243 clip in my 1954 760 in 35 Remington.