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Publisher: Herbert Jenkins, London
Publication Date: 1960 (Second Printing 1962)
224 pages. Hundreds of b/w photos
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Observations: by Badger
Before Ian Skennerton's excellent research books on the Lee-Enfield came along, one of the best collector’s publications was "The Lee-Enfield" by Major E.G.B. Reynolds. This book was originally published in hard cover back in 1960 and is 224 pages long, including hundreds of black & white photos and line drawings. It's an excellent read and for me, often fills in the gaps that I don’t get out of Skennerton's fine books. Major E.G.B. Reynolds died in 1979, but I would like to thank Lionel Leventhal, the original (now retired) publisher at Greenhill Books for his insights and personal feedback about his old friend “Eddie”, as well as his assistance and guidance through emails and telephone discussions surrounding the handling of Major E.G.B. Reynolds original work.
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