This is a British Enfield Pattern 1914 (P14) bolt-action rifle, chambered in .303 British, manufactured by Eddystone Rifle Company (ERA) in the United States under British contract during the First World War.
This example retains its original ERA-marked receiver and barrel, with the bolt and rear sight both matching. The stock is marked with the C-Broad Arrow, signifying Canadian military ownership. The stock also bears the Canadian rack number 73680.
Key features include a blade front sight with protective ears, an adjustable rear peep sight with protective ears, and a full-length military wood stock with finger grooves. The rifle retains its sling swivels, stacking swivel, bayonet lug, and comes fitted with a P37 canvas web sling. The smooth steel buttplate includes a trap for the cleaning kit.
Barrel Length: 25.75"
Action: Bolt action
Finish: Blued metal, showing some scratches and handling wear consistent with service use
Stock: Three-piece military wood stock, showing marks, scratches, and character from field service
Bore Condition: Good, with some shine and strong rifling visible
Overall, this rifle presents as a well-preserved military surplus arm with significant historical value, particularly due to its Canadian service history and matching numbered components.
