A noble quest! I am not sure what you need however. The page Lewis is not a bolt action. Is it perhaps the breechblock that you are missing? Do you have the lever?

Oops! Please disregard my comments! I see they did build a bolt action. Good luck!

When Page Lewis was purchased by Savage/Stevens, I think that the Page Lewis model D became the Springfield model 50 junior.

I had a model 50 with the Savage logo on the stock marked Springfield Jr.. I've still got a nice Model 49 which seems to be a lighter weight Model 50. The receiver is smaller diameter than the 50. After looking at pictures I think the Model D bolt will be too short.

Thank you, which one of his books is that in?

Remington roller wrote on May 4^th, 2026 at 9:47pm:
Single Shot Rifles and Actions. His first book?

The Page Lewis looks a lot like a Stevens action both outside and inside. However there are extreme differences. The trigger, main spring and hammer are mounted to the breech block rather than to the receiver. When the lever is lowered, everything gets out of the way!

No reason they shouldn't look like Stevens rifles.

Both Page and Lewis were "downsized" from the Stevens Company when Savage bought it.  That underlever design (in various guises) was something they had been familiar with for 30 years, and I believe both of them held patents for similar design elements in many of the Stevens boy's rifle models.

If anybody finds a Secret Stash of Model D bolts, I'd appreciate hearing about it too.  Found a barreled stocked action for cheap at an auction because the auction company had taken everything loose off everything that was selling and put the loose bits into pans with other miscellanea for separate sale.  I couldn't spot the bolt in any of the pans as they came up for bid and frantically sounded out the other buyers afterwards but never did find the bolt.