For you young guys, we used to make letters on a primitive keyboard machine called a Typewriter. It was totally mechanical and it made marks on paper, using an inked tape. Many of them were made by a company called Smith Corona. And during WW2, this same company made Rifles. This is one of them; a 1903A3 Springfield. This one has gone though total rebuild and refinish at RA (Raritan Arsenal), so marked, and is in Excellent Plus condition,
Has a 4 groove Remington barrel, and a Chrysler Corporation bolt. Good for a collection, or butcher it for parts and build a sporter.
$850.
Also, a 1927 Czech VZ24, made for the Czech Army; this one is excellent, and is/was packed in cosmolene.
Has the CZ receiver markings; not the lion with two tails.
$499, you pay shipping unless you buy both of these.

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Gosh, I sure would like to take that CZ apart for a sporter.

Buy it and you can do just that.

Prices reduced. Free shipping.

On top for the weekend.

These need to go; I have to buy WW2 jeep parts. Buy them both and I ship free.
$1250 for both the A3 and VZ24.

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Does the vz24 have any matching numbers?

All matching; bolt is unnumbered. Serial number is Z 4295; 4295 is on the TG, nothing on floor plate, 95 on front band, nothing on rear band, 95 on the butt plate. Bolt is CZ, but no number on top.
Receiver is E lion 25. C..Z.. BRNO factory name on top,