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1918 Lee Enfield Mk III World War 1
This 1918 Lee-Enfield Mk III* (BSA) is a deactivated bolt-action rifle chambered in.303 British, manufactured by Birmingham Small Arms and bearing Australian Department of Defence markings. With matching serial numbers and clear markings, this rifle is a well-preserved relic of World War I, offering a tangible connection to both British and Australian military history. Its historical significance and robust design make it a valuable collectible firearm.
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1937 Gewehr K-98
A German-born Gewehr K-98, captured, re-purposed by the Norwegian Army during World War II, and now deactivated, stands as a testament to resourcefulness and resilience. Its journey from the battlefields of Europe to a collector’s wall is etched into its steel frame, a silent witness to the tumultuous events of the 20th century. This rifle, re-chambered to 7.62mm and bearing the mark of its adaptation, now serves as a tangible…
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1941 Arisaka Type 99 Long Rifle
The 1942 Arisaka Type 99 Long is a significant Japanese bolt-action rifle from the Second World War, a less common variant of the standard Imperial Army firearm. Known for its robust design and effectiveness, this rifle saw service in challenging combat zones, including the dense jungles of Papua New Guinea. Now a historical artifact, it serves as a tangible reminder of that era’s fierce conflict and the soldiers who wielded…
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1942 Arisaka Type 99 Rifle
Employed by the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II, this bolt-action rifle was the standard infantry weapon for the Japanese soldier. This piece was captured in Papua New Guinea and still has an intact Chrysanthemum on the top of the barrel.
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1945 Lithgow Lee Enfield Mk III
Stamped with the Lithgow makers mark and dated 1945. Matching barrel and receiver numbers. Matching woods, with the Lithgow stamps and a 1943 dated butt. Comes with its rifle sling and bayonet.