The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lee-Enfield No 4 Mk 1* bolt action rifle. The receiver is painted black and is marked R.O.F.M. Mk I* 1943 on the left side and the serial number. The butt has FR on the left side.
The Lee Enfield No 4 rifle became the standard British Army weapon during the Second World War.
Lee-Enfield No 4 Mk I Rifle. Receiver marked R.O.F.M. No4. Mk1.1941. One of the very first No 4 Mk 1 rifles produced. 2 groove barrel. Painted metal work, rather than blued. War expediency beech. Ch
Lee-Enfield No 4 Mk 1* bolt action rifle. Left side marked US PROPERTY with the serial number, S, 1942 and No 4 Mk I* on the wrist. Wooden butt, fore end and top hand guard. Fitted with a magazine an
No 4 Mark I* Lee-Enfield Rifle. The receiver is stamped 'No 4 MkI* 'over 'LONG BRANCH 1943' on the left side and the serial number is on the wrist. The bolt number matches. It has a cut down butt and
Short Magazine Lee-Enfield No 1 Mk III bolt action rifle. Receiver marked Lithgow 1915 under the bolt arm with 1MD over 14017 and the serial number on the breech. The butt is stamped CMD/3MD/3630 with
Lee-Enfield No 4 Mk 1* bolt action rifle. Left side of the action marked US PROPERTY and on the wrist the serial number, S 1942 NZ 47636. Wooden butt, fore end and top hand guard. Complete with a ten
Short Magazine Lee-Enfield No 1 Mk III* bolt action rifle. The receiver is marked under the bolt arm BSA Co SMLE III* 1916. The weapon is extensively damaged and is missing the butt. This rifle with