Question on value of some No 1 Mark 111 wood

[RCS]

I have the following and would appreciate any help concerning the value of the following No 1Mark 111 wood.

1) fore-end dark brown color, no patches nor dents, clean solid wood, no metal but has Ishapore reinforcing strap at rear.

2) fore-end dark brown color, no patches few very small dents, has backsight protector and front stud w/screw, clean solid wood has Ishapore reinforcing strap. Has three bands red/white/red over magazine area.

3) two front handguards, clean no dents nor repairs, one is also inletted for either the Mark 1 or Mark 11

4) buttstock, light brown color, no dents, no repairs cut for disc

[John Sukey]

What Ishapore added was a large wood screw halfway between the front of the reciever and the mid barrel band

the red white red paint indicates a Drill rifle

[RCS]

you can find a SMLE that has been sporterized with the fore-end cut-off near the band and these rifles can be restored. The painted bands can be removed, my question concerns the value of these fore-ends? $40 $50 or $60 plus ?