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EDDYSTONE P14 / PATTERN 1914 MK I* .303 BRITISH MILITARY RIFLE — ERA SERIAL #557166 [x=#821

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EDDYSTONE P14 / PATTERN 1914 MK I* .303 BRITISH MILITARY RIFLE — ERA SERIAL #557166 [x=#821
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EDDYSTONE P14 / PATTERN 1914 MK I* .303 BRITISH MILITARY RIFLE — ERA SERIAL #557166 — 27" BARREL

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE: The Pattern 1914 Enfield (P14) was a British service rifle manufactured in the United States during the First World War by Winchester, Remington and Eddystone. The visible “ERA” marking identifies this example as Eddystone manufacture (Remington Arms Co. of Delaware). Eddystone was the largest P14 producer, manufacturing approximately 604,941 rifles.

MANUFACTURER: Remington Arms Co. of Delaware — Eddystone
MODEL: Pattern 1914 / P14
VARIANT: Mk I*
CALIBER: .303 British
ACTION: Bolt Action — Cock-on-Closing
BARREL: 27"
SERIAL #: 557166
RECEIVER MARKING: ERA 557166
MAGAZINE: 5-Round Internal Box Magazine
REAR SIGHT: Protected Receiver-Mounted Aperture / Ladder Sight, graduated to 1,600 yards
FRONT SIGHT: Protected Military Post
STOCK: Full-Length Military Walnut Stock
BUTTPLATE: Steel Military Buttplate with Trap
SNAP-CAP TEST: OK

VISIBLE MILITARY / PROOF MARKINGS: Photographs show numerous British inspection/proof markings on the receiver and barrel area. The ERA receiver marking confirms Eddystone manufacture. The P14 was produced specifically for British service in .303 and Eddystone components were generally identified by “E” markings.

COLLECTOR FEATURES: Desirable WWI-era Eddystone-manufactured P14, original military-style configuration, .303 British chambering, prominent protected aperture/ladder rear sight, dog-leg bolt handle, full military wood and numerous period inspection/proof markings. The P14's strong action later formed the basis for the closely related U.S. Model 1917 rifle.

VISUAL CONDITION: Approximately 6.5/10 — Good Military Surplus Condition — Considerable handling marks, scratches and finish wear to the wood; metal shows finish loss, patina and age-related wear. Overall rifle retains strong military-surplus character.

CLASSIFICATION: Non-Restricted

LOT #6069
TAG #0023E515