Barrel is marked "E/flaming bomb/12-18" with standard fixed blade front and adjustable ladder and peep rear sights, standard receiver markings, and correct "E" marked components. The walnut stock features a commercial quality varnished finish with grasping grooves, sling and stacking swivels, and a brass plaque on the left side reading "MODIFIED LEE ENFIELD RIFLE/ADOPTED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERN-/MENT FOR USE IN THE WORLD'S WAR/STOCK AND FITTINGS/MADE BY/VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO./CAMDEN. N.J. U.S.A./1918". The Victor Talking Machine Co. was an American recording company, and phonograph maker, most famous for the Victrola line of phonographs. In 1917 however they produced rifle stocks for the Eddystone Model 1917 rifle, produced across the Delaware river from the Camden, New Jersey plant. With shipping box.

Very fine. 97% arsenal parkerized finish remains with mostly light handling marks and some scattered dings and edge wear. The stock is fine as repaired with a visible repaired section to the right of the receiver ring, small scattered dings, some flaking varnish on the handguard, and an aged patina on the inscribed plaque. Mechanically excellent.