EDIT: I forgot to include that I am aware that it is a No 1 Mk 3, but I'm not aware of what all the other markings are. I should have clarified that when I put up the post.

All I've deduced is that it's a 1917, Birmingham built Enfield that bears the 18.5 tons per square " mark which it got when it was taken out of military use.

Everything else is just overwhelming. I can't find pics of any other rifles with thise many stamps.

I was referred to a place in the Springs called Leasures (sic) Treasures. I may run by there this week as well.

Thanks guys.





That's a M in the following pic.









EDIT: I forgot to include that I am aware that it is a No 1 Mk 3, but I'm not aware of what all the other markings are. I should have clarified that when I put up the post.