Lets see some rare markings.

[ArtyMan]

nice!

 

[RangeRover]

Rare-ish

 

[5THBATT]

1935 Lithgow MkIII sectionalized stamped NZ 01

 

[johnny88]

It truly is an art. Anyone who thinks any different needs a lobotomy

 

[granite]

Rare Sheit

pic del

 

[del3840]

W.W. 1 Luger 2nd Telegraphen Bataillon, Kompagnnie 4, Waffen 18

 

[ff33]

Not sure just how rare it is but I do know that this particular plant made very little of them compared to the other plants.

 

[kjohn]

Metric rear sight - "Belgian Congo" Winchester 94:

 

[kjohn]

And of course, one of the rarest of rare stamps - SAT

 

[kjohn]

Last, but not least, there's this one - with basically no stamps!!:

 

[5THBATT]

1939 Lithgow MkIII* no cutoff slot.
Lithgow in 1939 was manufacturing MkIIIs with cutoffs fitted.

 

[PerversPépère]

Some more...

Some pics. Can you identify?

Don't go: more to come!
PP.

 

[del3840]

For the Luger, join Jan Stills Luger Board, lots of good info there..

 

[ArtyMan]

Yes PP, I can ID Nice collection!

 

[Claven2]

@PP: I'm thinking it would be more fair if I let others guess

 

[ArtyMan]

PP - that 1891 dated reciever really is something! I have never seen one that old, and a Ses. to boot!

 

[ArtyMan]

ah just saw the 7, 1917! still a really nice piece!

 

[skirsons]

Hehe. Here's a controversial one... rare even if it's fakery. I haven't seen another fake. There's also an eagle on the stock wrist that was struck with a larger stamp than the receiver markings. This Mosin has a Kar98 screw used for the back receiver screw.

 

[joe n]

 

[Claven2]

Nice untouched Mum on that 99! What is it? Toyo Kogyo?