Lot consists of: (A) SHTLE No. I MK III rifle manufactured by Enfield in 1913. Right side of receiver is marked "A/ 3088/ XSAW", with the left bearing various British proofs. Matching numbers include the receiver and nosecap. Bolt matches, but appears to be a forced match. Brass stock disc is marked "37". Volley sights and magazine cut-off are present. Ordnance mark on scabbard. With its sleek, subtly-faceted brushed aluminum front panel, the M1 presents a refined, minimalist face to the world. VALMONT FIREARMS lee enfield. Overall length 11". Customer ratings for US M1 Garand bayonet, long version. 5" - 7" length. Garand labored for the U. Armynavysales. Boat Parts, Tools, and Accessories. Quality aftermarket replacement parts, helpful customer service, top-notch technical staff, and next-day parts delivery makes getting the parts Dated 1916. This was probably made late 1915 as a Mark III rifle built by N.R.F. (National Rifle Factory) and assembled at Enfield during the 1916 change over to Mark III*. It has been fitted with the mag cut-off and the stock has a brass marker disk, it has been cut for the volley sight which has not been fitted.