Original Antique British Rare Charger Loading Lee-Enfield CLLE MkI* .303 Rifle Dated 1898 by L.S.A. Co. Serial 8741 B - Updated in 1907 Disallow PayPal & Amazon Checkout It does still have the

It does still have the bubble level but it was painted over

with a functional spring clip

The hanger ring is attached to a lovely "Waffenrock" style single award ribbon bar

From corner to corner

It is missing the screwable base which would normally have an RZM maker marking

Original Antique British Rare Charger Loading Lee-Enfield CLLE MkI* .303 Rifle Dated 1898 by L.S.A. Co. Serial 8741 B - Updated in 1907 Disallow PayPal & Amazon Checkout It does still have theOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Victorian Era was a time of great change in firearms technology, with Queen Victoria's crowning coinciding with the first official "Pattern" of percussion rifle for British forces, the Brunswick P 1837 "Two Groove" Rifle. There had previously been rifles and some percussion arms, but this was the first one put into wide spread production, and Flintlocks would continue to be used for decades after this point,