Value and explanation of condition?

[AmEngRifles]

It had been suggested to me that India used to make Lee Enfield stock sets for sale on the world market. If that is the case, could this be teak? Would teak work as a stock set for a rifle in .303?

Sorry, forgot there were TWO rifles in the full length images. The No. 4 is a Savage made model. I am basically referring to the Nk III in my inquiry.

I will check in the morning, but I believe the Savage stock does have some proof markings. None exist on the Mk III stock.

The MkIII does have an importers stamp on the rifle itself, which is the somewhat ubiquitous Century Arms for us in the U.S.

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[browningautorifle]

could this be teak

I think it's too light for teak but maybe it's just birch like the mummy wrap Irish contract guns? Seems a bit darker though, someone will be along to tell us. The #1 Mk3 is the one I find strange in this color wood.