Nebraska. The last two were being sold by a collector who lives just 15 miles from me. Upon contacting him via email, he called me and invited us out to where he keeps his collection. Upon entering, I was stunned by the quantity of a collection that was the result of 35 years. Every model and type of Enfield was represented. I mean every model and type. He even had a type that is mentioned as no specimen being known to still exist. There were racks that ran along the entire length of the walls within one of the rooms, above and below, two levels. Nearly Every nitch was full. While I was trying to decide which one of the two he was selling we could afford, if any, my wife asked him how much he'd take for both of them. I was stunned. A deal was made with an extra target sight and a type 3 magazine thrown in. The price was Very reasonable. Knowing what they somtimes go for, I couldn't afford to pass them up. Ain't she sumthin?
