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    Hi,

    I have a 1941 Mk1 Lithgowicon, Serial No: A571 in very good condition, any idea on what its value is?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JungleJme View Post
    I have a 1941 Mk1 Lithgowicon, Serial No: A571 in very good condition, any idea on what its value is?
    Probably circa £300-400 at present, although there are a number of variables that effect the price. Do you have any pictures?
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    Not on me as am at work! But will upload some pics when i get home in a couple of hours! Thanks for the swift response I am no expert but i believe everything to be original so no rewelds/hybrid stuff going on!

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    Hi Chris,
    I have the following 'Inglis', 1943 MK II . The only serial number i can find is on the barrel nut, A1005. There are a few smaller marks here and there, let me know if you want any photos.
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    Mk I parts kit

    Hi,
    First off, I'm a Texas Plumber

    I have a MK1 parts kit with a cut up receiver so I cannot be certain if all the receiver parts are from the same weapon.

    MK I
    Enfield (E superimposed on same sized D)
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    Bren Mk1m
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    Mk2 Stock & Bipod, Matt stainless steel barrel.

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    Bren gun - Enfield MK 1 1941

    Hi mine is P908 - I think dates to late 1941 -December. All matching numbers apart from a lithgow barrel dated feb 1943 serial number 7712

    So I guess it saw service with Australianicon troops at some point?

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    Bren Number

    I have a Inglis Bren MKII converted to 7.62mm and remarked as an L4a4 dated 1958 with a serial number of 14T583.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LTC Roy View Post
    I have a Inglis Bren MKII converted to 7.62mm and remarked as an L4a4 dated 1958 with a serial number of 14T583.
    Might be Fake marking then! L4A4's were made from MKIII Bren's. L4A3' were made from MKII's!.....................

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    Hi, new to the forum - just picked up a Bren serial no E208 which is a Mk1 1940. Hoping you may be able to help with any history or information - don't know if you already have this listed. Thanks Martin

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