Need some values

[20gaugepump]

I have a few Lee-Enfields and Enfields I would like to know the values of. They are a No. 1 Mk3 1918 LSA (all numbers matching), No. 4 Mk.1 (all numbers matching), No. 4 Mk. 1* (all numbers matching), No. 5 Mk. 1 has a date on the receiver of 9/45 (all numbers matching) 2 Winchester P-14's (all numbers matching), Remington U.S. Model 1917 has a barrel date of 9-18 (all numbers matching), Eddystone U.S. Model 1917 has a barrel date of 11-18 (all numbers matching). They are all to the proper military configuration (full wood stocks, slings and bayonets). What type of price tag should I put on them if I go to sell them and what are their values?

Photos are now on photobucket.com. They are under Lee-Enfield album and Your album.

 

[Steppenwolf]

Photos would help.

 

[Mike Webb]

x2 on the pics. Manufacturers on the Lee Enfields makes a difference in value as well. Also there is no such thing as a "P-17", it is a U.S. Model 1917.

 

[20gaugepump]

Pictures are now on photobucket.com

 

[Smitsauce]

Pictures are now on photobucket.com

You have to provide a link to them in your account as we can't just sign into your account.

Ian

 

[20gaugepump]

How do I get a link to here from photobucket?

 

[Corps]

Get in the album in question, then copy the address you find in the address bar to here.

If you're still not sure, I'd be willing to go on the account and get the links for you. If you want to, send me a private message. Just change your password afterwards, eh?

 

[20gaugepump]

The address in the address bar is http://s1238.photobucket.com.

 

[student of history]

As I mentioned a few days ago, it will be difficult for anyone to give you an approximate valuation of your rifles until you're able to provide us with clear pictures of all the stuff.

Your photobucket link simply routes people to the log in page. Maybe you should read this thread to learn how to properly post photos here on cgn:

http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php/197433-Tutorial-How-to-Post-Pictures

If you can't figure it out I'm sure someone will post them on your behalf.

 

[Corps]

I would embed them all, but there's just too many. Here is the link to the album:

http://s1238.photobucket.com/user/20gaugepump/library/Lee-Enfield

 

[SMcGeown]

Hard to see clearly in the photos but ill try my best with two items.

The Jungle Carbine No5 Mk1 typically go for $400 non-matching to just around $500-550 for matching numbers in good condition (bolt, receiver, mag). The bayonet for that piece can go for around $200-250+ if it's matching as they're harder to come by.

The Savage No4 Mk1 would probably go for around $400 if it's not matching as it looks to be a refurb. It's hard to tell with the lighting.
No4 mk1 spike bayonets typically go for $25-30.

That is about all I can discern at this present time. I hope some fellow CGNers can chip in as it will give a more accurate price for you. Some nice looking rifles you got there.