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Last edited by AKA Hugh Uno; 04-06-2009 at 05:07 PM.
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04-06-2009 04:54 PM
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here is the other (and maybe the %$#%^ pic will show up)
http://www.auctionarms.com/search/di...temnum=9069011
Perfect Condition & like new 1955 Enfield No 4 MK II (F) Fakerzly .303. These were unissued rifles that came in the original mummy wrap in heavy cosmoline
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does not look kosher to moi..

OK, I KNOW how to post pics, including removing the extra http, but it is not working for me NOW, sorry..
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here is my minty 43 LITHGOW *(i hope)
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Originally Posted by
AKA Hugh Uno
I dont know about the metal work but the wood certainly looks 'new' and apears to be very, very dry - a good dose of BLO
wouldnt do it any harm
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The No.1 Lithgow
up for auction appears to be a Jovino put-together but the No.4 Fazakerly looks good. Hugh, your butt looks nice.
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The Lithgow
is a Jovino bitster going by the s/n. There is a niche collector following for these, but they should be double checked by a L-E knowledgeable g'smith.
The Fazakerley is a '54, not a '55. This can affect the price as the '55s are generally more desired as '55 is the last year of Fazakerley production. More of a $400-500USD rifle that needs some linseed oil
. The 'buy it now' price is more a still in the wrap with matching bayonet price.
Brad
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Originally Posted by
Alan de Enfield
I dont know about the metal work but the wood certainly looks 'new' and apears to be very, very dry - a good dose of
BLO
wouldnt do it any harm
I keep telling my girlfriend that no harm is done by a good healthy dose of BLO
ME but she keeps boiling linseed oil instead......
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Originally Posted by
AKA Hugh Uno
Beautiful 1945
Lithgow
303 #1 MK III in Near Perfect condition. Collector Quality!!
Looks like re-park and new wood to me (I have a near mint 1943 marked Lithgow that is original and does NOT look like this (or the next one).
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I have one just like it and can say with great certainty that it is a J. Jovino rifle cobbled together from left over Lithgow stores/spares. The serial number, 'A' suffix is a dead giveaway for one thing.
I fitted a Central sight and a target sling swivel to mine for 'paper punching'.
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