This fastening was a Lincoln Jeffries patent No 25,783, which was accepted in 1910.The first experimental Lincoln Jefferies made, Lincoln Air rifles had a H serial no. This was incorporated so that a sling eye could be fitted to the lever itself and the rifle used with a leather or Canvas sling. The rifle, as you state, is an Improved Model D and is also a full-length (45in) Standard Sporting Mark 11 model as it has a loading lever operated by a side button on its left-hand side. The number 2 stamped beneath the third digit of the serial number indicates that it was produced in.22 (No 2) calibre. The Hiller ones take the format 'Model, Maker, Date'): Light patterns 'L' and 'A' Club ('CS' and 'C') and Standard.22 cal ('S' and 'T' patterns Breakdown pattern.Ī) Your air rifle was despatched from the BSA factory in Birmingham on 12 July, 1912. The reason was that the serial numbers were not issued in chronological order, so the following information SHOULD BE TREATED WITH CAUTION!!! Two sources of date identification have been published, apparently before the uncertainty mentioned above was understood, by Dennis Hiller in his book Air Rifles and by P J Colman in his articles in Guns Review. Sugar Bytes Guitarist V1.0.3 Incl Keygen.
Vintage Airgun: A BSA Lincoln Jeffries.22 Underlever spring-piston air rifle, serial number S11084. Earliest Bsa / lincoln Jeffries type rifle / lowest serial number known? The very first Bsa made batch of Lincoln Jeffries were serial no. Was a prominent Birmingham gunmaker best known for designing the tap loading underlever air rifle. Vintage BSAs 1919-1939 John Knibbs, who owns the BSA factory ledgers, didn't include a list of serial numbers for the post-1919 BSA air rifles in his book The Golden Century (copyright John Knibbs 2002). For details of the exact month and year of your rifle's manufacture and dispatch from the factory, please refer to the above book.
This list will be of assistance in narrowing down the age of your rifle. Mr Knibbs drew up his list from entries in the original factory ledgers. Pre-1918 BSA & Lincoln Jeffries air rifles There follows an abridged list of serial numbers of pre-WW1 BSA and Lincoln Jeffries rifles, based on the comprehensive list in John Knibb's book BSA and Lincoln Jeffries Air Rifles: A Concise Illustrated History of Their Development and Manufacture, 1904-18.
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