A Deactivated Lee Enfield No.4 Mk.1 Bolt Action Rifle, with beech stock, knife bayonet and...

The markings on the band above the trigger guard have been erased. The front of the receiver is stamped with deactivation marks, BNP, Regulated by Fullton, ENGLAND. The bolt is stamped N67 Mk.II. The fore-end band is stamped MB13. There are no markings to indicate date or place of manufacture. Cocks and dry fires.

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