Vintage metallic tubes made for British occupied Indian Enfield rifles. 1914-1930s

These vintage metallic tubes were manufactured at India's Ishapore Rifle Factory between 1914 and the 1930s as components for Lee-Enfield rifles, the standard-issue weapon of British and Commonwealth forces during both World Wars. Each piece represents a chapter in the industrial history of the subcontinent during a pivotal era. For collectors of military history and industrial artifacts, these tubes offer tangible connection to early 20th-century manufacturing and warfare.