Please Help Me Identify the Stamping On This BSA No 1 MkIII SMLE

[firewire]

I have had this old rifle in my safe for 50 years. I don't know what the translation of the stamping is, and the origin of this rifle. A friend told me that it might be a Persian Palace Guard rifle, but the writing looks to me more Indian or SoutEast Asian than Arabic.
Does anyone recognize the stamping? Thanks in advance for any advice.

https://imgur.com/a/fdJccVP

 

[Leg]

Appears to be a No. 1 Mk III* made for the King of Siam.

ht tps://www.collezionareexordinanza.it/scheda/111/THE-SIAMESE-LEE-ENFIELD/

Just FYI Longbranch was a Canadian factory that never made the No. 1. BSA stands for Birmingham Small Arms and I believe they made all 10 000 rifles for the Siam contract.

 

[firewire]

Thanks very much for the info! I will now have a starting point to do a bit more research.

 

[enefgee]

A "Smiling Tiger" as noted, made for the King of Siam

 

[Mike Webb]

Worth more than a plain old SMLE as well. At least to a collector. I think only 20,000 were sold as most didn't do well in the hot, humid climate.

 

[firewire]

Pls remove

Only 10,000 made on the contract as stated earlier by Leg.
Again thanks very much for all the help from this forum. I have another Milsurp that has also been in my safe for 50 years, and I will dig it out and take some pics to see who can identify that one as well!