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    Bakelite Oiler Without Knurling

    I came across this Enfield bakelite oiler with no knurling on the body of the oiler and wondered how common/uncommon it is as other examples seem to be knurled with straight knurling. The cap does have light knurling to it.

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    Our bakelite oilers never did have knurling...just some lines at top to grasp.
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