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    Hey Muffet, add into your list;

    1913 Lithgow s/n 1124.
    Barrel - 1941
    Full original wood and volley sights.
    Early Australianicon WW1 era markings then English proofs and then back to Australia in 1940s and then back to UKicon service.
    Well travelled old girl.

    1915 Lithgow s/n 31360
    Barrel - 1915 but has letters LT beside the year mark. Believe this rifle to have been used in Canadaicon at some point possibly as a line thrower in post ww1 service.

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    Thanks, what month in 1941?

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    Hello, first time posting.
    from what i have been reading i think i got the numbers figured out, except my date on wrist and origional sn conflict with your lists so i will let you see what you think.
    Attachment 104847Attachment 104848Attachment 104849Attachment 104850Attachment 104851Attachment 104852

    there is also a # stamped on rt rear next to cocking device, and i haven't seen any ref. to what it was for. C1445
    Last edited by butcher41mag; 01-12-2020 at 11:02 AM.

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    The serial number is the one under the A 3401. The number under the 5MD is the inventory number. If C1445 is stamped on the bolt handle rear (in your face) it is the bolt out of rifle C1445 if it is on the receiver under the bolt handle when closed it is the PAA number and will on the under side of the bolt handle as well for the bolt that was originally proofed with the rifle. Photos would be a big help.

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    Sorry Bindii, A3401 is correct for a 1918 Lithgowicon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by muffett.2008 View Post
    Sorry Bindii, A3401 is correct for a 1918 Lithgowicon.
    I didn't say it wasn't I looked it up to be sure on your list at that. I only commented on the 5MD inventory number and the C1445 number. By the way Muff all the best for 2020

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    ok, thanks. 3401 on back of bolt handle also. c1445 on receiver, but not on bolt anywhere.Attachment 104865Attachment 104866Attachment 104867
    there is a 8-45 on stock, really hard to see, and the barrel is 7-45, so i would take that it got a new stock when rebarreled?

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    Quote Originally Posted by butcher41mag View Post
    ok, thanks. 3401 on back of bolt handle also. c1445 on receiver, but not on bolt anywhere.Attachment 104865Attachment 104866Attachment 104867
    there is a 8-45 on stock, really hard to see, and the barrel is 7-45, so i would take that it got a new stock when rebarreled?
    C1445 is the PAA number if the bolt is original it will be on the underside of the handle as well. The 8-45 is when the rifle was returned to stores not a new stock.

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    Thanks Bruce, all the best to you and yours also.
    Extended family took a bit of a hit with the fires, saved the nephews place but lost the family home in Bundanoon.

    Might need to sell a bit of gear to support the rebuild. SLOMO's promises are **** and we are already fighting the Insurance Company.

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    Quote Originally Posted by muffett.2008 View Post
    Thanks Bruce, all the best to you and yours also.
    Extended family took a bit of a hit with the fires, saved the nephews place but lost the family home in Bundanoon.

    Might need to sell a bit of gear to support the rebuild. SLOMO's promises are **** and we are already fighting the Insurance Company.
    Sorry to hear that. Keep me in the loop.

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