Manufactured in 1918. "E/(flaming bomb)/8-18" marked barrel, "W" and "NS" marked bolt, "E" marked safety, Arabic numerals painted on the left of the buttstock with some faint stamps on the right. Import marked barrel.

Good as refinished, with much of the finish, some areas of smooth brown patina and scattered patches of light pitting visible underneath the finish. Stock is fair as sanded and re-oiled, with numerous scattered dents, scuffs and scratches. Mechanically excellent.

Manufactured as a standard rifle in 1943, with "RA/(flaming bomb)/10-43" marked barrel, configured as a sniper in the modern day with a period Weaver model 330 scope on a Redfield base, and replacement World War II era Keystone "C" stock marked "K" in the cut-off recess.

Very good as refinished and assembled, with a few small patches of minor pitting visible underneath the finish. Replacement stock is very fine with a few light handling marks, and defined edges. Mechanically excellent. Scope is good with clear optics.