Magazine Lee-Enfield Mk 1

“The Long Lee".

RSAF, Enfield 1898.

The sling is believed to be original. I have the cleaning rod, its just not fitted.

Mark III

RSAF Enfield 1918

Dated sling.

Top: Scabbard, 1914 frog.

Middle: 1907 Bayonet, RSAF Enfield, 1910.

Bottom: 1907 Bayonet, Sanderson, 1917.

RSAF Enfield 1924.

Dated sling.

Components manufactured RSAF, Enfield, 1935 (approx).

Assembled ROF Fazakerly, 1941.

"A" suffix no. Enfield made backsight.

BSA 1943.

Early Singer rear sight, small aperture.

Bayonets for No4 rifle.

Above, top to bottom:

No4 Mark I, No4 Mark II, No4 Mark II*.

Top right: No 4 Mark III.

Middle right: No 7

Bottom right: No9

The "Jungle carbine". Fazakerly 10/44.

Bayonet No 5.

ROF Poole.

Trials model. Pecar 4-10'scope.

Unique "cranked" safety lever, not used on "production" model.

In original trim. Not fitted with a No8 butt and mid-point sling loop, like many others. This came with two numbered magazines.

PH TZ sight.

Short Rifle No1.

Cond from SMLE Mark I

1903 Bayonet.

RSAF Enfield 1904.

The rifle was found in the back of a local shop, complete with bayonet.

Fazakerly 1947.

From the "Woolwich series".

PH 5D sight

Picture Coming

BSA. 1948.

Two numbered magazines

Winchester. Complete with "Volley Sights".

Now has original back sight refitted. Winchester P1913 bayonet.

Leather sling.

All rifles are fitted with oil -bottles and pull-throughs. I have tried to use a correct period items. The bottles are empty, it's not worth risking the wood through leakages! Finding the leather washers covering the stock bolt can be a pain.

Magazines

Clockwise from top left.

Early SMLE magazine

Later SMLE magazine

No4 magazine

No7 magazine

Centre;

7.62 Magazine, Enfield.

Hiscock-Parker Magazine.

A working example of these rare magazines. Pity I don't have a rifle to put it on! My Pattern 1914 SMLE has a cut-off and these mags will not fit rifles with them. Eventually, I will search out a SMLE No2 Mark IV. In the meantime it sits in the display case.