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    number on tang

    Also have a number on my butt plate tang - rack number ? my rifle is a 1907 ConD 11* with early sights and in 303 cal

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    Quote Originally Posted by RCS View Post
    Also have a number on my butt plate tang - rack number ? my rifle is a 1907 ConD 11* with early sights and in 303 calAttachment 131914Attachment 131915Attachment 131916Attachment 131917
    Looks like R.F.A. barred out "Royal Field Artillery" and below that "6[?] I.D.A.C.": "Indian Divisional Artillery Column"

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