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    The Patt14 No1 I suspect was converted from a Sparkbrook LE1, probably post 1898 manufacture. It became a ConDII in 1905 and then a Westley Richards conversion Patt14No1. It's Aussie markings have "33" next to them, may be the year it got here? It's all original, all matching, as it was in 1915 (plus a few bumps and bruises)

    My Short .22 II was converted from an 1899 Sparkbrook LE1* 1. Interesting markings on the butt socket with both the 1* and the 1, neither struck out. Pic below. Also on the recycling side of the discussion, here's the underside of the rear sight. No less than four serial numbers!
    Last edited by Son; 09-05-2009 at 06:54 PM.

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