Receiver manufactured April 1942. "S-A 2-42" marked barrel with British proofs, and faint evidence of red paint visible on the forearm, known to have been on rifles supplied to Great Britain as part of the Lend-Lease Program as a way to identify them as chambered in the American .30-06 Springfield cartridge. "-12SA" bolt, "3 SA" operating rod, blade front and peep rear sights with a protective cover on the set screw of the former and a set of early pattern adjustment drums ("BATTLE RANGE" windage and "LEFT/LEFT" elevation with closed arrows and lockbar) on the latter, "-5-SA" trigger housing, "-2 SA" hammer, "-6SA" safety, winged hammer plunger, with boxed "S.A./GHS" and crossed cannons cartouche on the left wrist. Includes AFH M1 bayonet with scabbard, "1918" dated W.T. & B. Co. M1907 brown leather sling, cleaning rod and oiler in butt compartment, and handwritten data sheet.

Very fine overall, with original finish, some minor edge wear and handling marks, and some dings and scratches in the stock with defined edges and stamps. Mechanically excellent. Bayonet and scabbard are also very fine.