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    Been doing some further research and believe this may be from Finlandicon. Stamping on the grip is very similar to another example that I have found that is supposed to represent Britishicon regimental marking. Apparently the British bought around 150,000 rifles and bayonets in the 1915-1916 time frame and then sold them when they no longer needed them. From what I understand they went to Russiaicon and were used in the war with Finland where many were then captured by the Finns. That makes it considerably older than I originally thought. Still looking for more data though.
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