Identification and price check - Lee Enfield sights?

[homeboy1]

I found these two sights in my basement recently. I am curious to know what they are from. I think the first one is a Lee Enfield sight of some sort, possibly from a rimfire conversion. The other one looks like a US military sight, maybe from a M1 Carbine. It has a dovetail for mounting. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Light Infantry]

2nd one is a M1 Carbine sight as you said. The first, is vaguely familiar. I would almost bet, if nto for a LE, then for some Brit rifle.

 

[MapleSugar]

The first one is a sight for a C No.7 trainer.

There is an identical one here: http://www.milsurps.com/content.php?r=152-1944-C-No.7-.22-Caliber-Lee-Enfield-Training-Rifle

And here: http://parallaxscurioandrelicfirearmsforums.yuku.com/topic/24362

 

[rgg_7]

1st is a CNo7 22 sight. The windage screw is a little short. 2nd is a M1.

 

[zywina]

Great find in that little CNo7 22lr peep sight! wish I found that, cheers Dale Z!

 

[sunray]

Hi. Any markings on the Carbine sight? It'll tell you if it's issue or commercial. I'm guessing issue.

 

[homeboy1]

In answer to SUNRAY....The m1 sight has a" IR CO" and what appears to be a serial number 7160c60 directly below it. All on the side with the windage knob.
Thanks to all of you that have answered my questions. Neither sight is for sale at this time .Thanks again
Homeboy1

 

[MapleSugar]

IR CO stands for International Register Company.

They were a WW2 military subcontractor based in Chicago, IL.