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    First post here...thanks for all the excellent information!
    I have a No 4 Mk 1* here in the UKicon, No 23L4877. Bolt matches. Receiver dated 1943. Can't find many other markings but I'll update if I find anything else interesting.

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    1943 Long Branch No4 MK l* 43L2G48

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    1950 94l6321

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    #4 Mk1* Serial Number

    I have a 1942 Longbranch, s/n 4L0955. It is all matching except for the butt plate which has no number at all. It is in excellent condition. It has what I think might be import markings, but they mean nothing to me. I have had it since the early 1990's.

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    1941 Long Branch 0L7557. Barrel is dated 1942, is correctly serial numbered and matches serial numbers on buttsocket and bolt. Bolt is original, not a force-match. I don't have the rifle yet, but I will add more details when it turns up.

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    Working on an updated serial number list. About 100 more to tally.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by limpetmine View Post
    Working on an updated serial number list. About 100 more to tally.....
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    Long Branch 1950, C No.4 Mk1*. 95L447X. Imported by Alpha, Lima, Oh. All blued , including steel buttplate. Non-FTR. Grooved handguard & RFI adjustable rear sight (I did these two things. It's not pristine, anyway.) Walnut furniture.

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    1942 Lb

    A sporterized #4 Mk.1*, 1942, 17L6182. Two groove barrel, brass butt plate, beech stock marked at wrist "D P Only". 1942 barrel date, Mark II flip type rear sight. (Imported by Alpha Lima) No FTR.
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