Original British Army Mk IV Lee-Enfield Brass Rifle Oil Bottle – Complete with Applicator – Broad Arrow & Crown/62/B Inspection Mark – c.1906–1925 37 belt Army and saw service during

Army and saw service during the Spanish-American War

Manufactured from heavy-duty woven canvas with correct steel fittings

October 1965 - September 1966

symbolizing loyalty to the monarch

The projectile features a distinctive marking code "19 CY 86  PRAC 4Z" indicating its specifications and manufacturing details

Original British Army Mk IV Lee-Enfield Brass Rifle Oil Bottle – Complete with Applicator – Broad Arrow & Crown/62/B Inspection Mark – c.1906–1925 37 belt Army and saw service duringAn original British Army Mk IV brass rifle oil bottle, issued for use with the Lee Enfield family of service rifles, including the SMLE No. 1 Mk III and early Lee Enfield variants. Designed to fit inside the rifles butt trap, these compact oil bottles were an essential part of every soldiers cleaning kit, providing lubrication for the rifle while on active service. This example is a desirable complete specimen, retaining its original brass screw cap,