Bayonets

Designed for the British Pattern 1853 rifle musket, it also fits others including the Snider Enfield conversion of the above rifle. Thumbnail type fuller. Ricasso has 3 line Enfield inspection stamp. Blade in Very Good original condition shows use in the field. Brass mounted leather scabbard in good condition with some service wear as shown in photos and marked

Designed for the British Pattern 1853 rifle musket, it also fits others including the Snider Enfield conversion of the above rifle. Thumbnail type fuller. Ricasso has 3 line Enfield inspection stamp. Blade in original condition with some surface rust and age corrosion so rated only GOOD condition. No scabbard has survived with this example.

Original, beautiful yataghan blade sword bayonet in very good condition nicely proof marked on right ricasso with VR cypher on left. Crossguard is regimentally numbered and matching numbers on frog stud. Comes with steel mounted leather scabbard in good condition with minor stitching separating near the chape. Yataghan curved blade has fullers on both sides The 1860 bayonet is for the Snider short rifle or Sergeant's pattern rifle with bar on barrel mounting. Muzzle ring diameter 21mm.

Two rivet handle with oil hole and provision for cleaning rod in handle. Bayonet for .303 calibre Lee Metford and Long Lee Enfield rifles. Original condition with honest wear. Nicely marked on ricasso and spine. Full leather Home Guard type scabbard.

Lee Metford Mark 1 Type 2 Pattern 1888 style blade with 2 brass rivets in handle and oil hole above. Blade EXCELLENT, original, unsharpened and nicely marked. Regimentally marked on pommel TE 62. Scabbard is in EXCELLENT condition. Frog is the heavy leather Boer War type in EXCELLENT condition, regimentally marked TE 87, the only blemish being a minor cutout on the back as shown in photo. Premium bayonet for the advanced collector.

Wilkinson manufactured bayonet dated October 1890 (10 90). Matching numbers on bayonet and scabbard. Canadian Oliver 1916 Pattern leather frog dated 1923 with “C broad arrow” and maker marked J.E. Lortie a Montreal leather and webbing company still in business today as JELCO. Blade is very good plus and has never been sharpened.

No markings on this bayonet except for an “L” at the pommel. No oil hole in grip or pommel. There is some pitting on the exposed metal parts as shown in the photos. Blade is VG. Scabbard is light brown home guard type with integral chape built into the leather tip. Since these scabbards were made to be used with a slip-on belt frog there is no frog stud on the locket. Missing one staple but scabbard otherwise in good condition.

Long bladed 2nd pattern Sappers & Miners socket bayonet without the handguard around the socket like the earlier pattern. Not marked ENFIELD on back of blade as is common with the British made versions, this is probably made in India for use by East India Company. Blade length 22 1/4 inch. Original condition.

British Brown Bess bayonet with 15 ¾ inch blade which is slightly shorter than recorded specifications. This specimen is original and has seen considerable use and handling. Needs fitting to slip easily onto Brown Bess musket.

An example of the bewildering variation of bayonets used on light infantry weapons of the American wars era. Appears to be a Brown Bess pattern bayonet scaled down to be much shorter than standard patterns which means it was likely used on carbine length firearms such as a Brown Bess carbine, British Light Infantry carbine or Dragoon Fusil. Blade is 300mm, overall length 370mm. Socket 76mm long, and diameter 20.5mm at front. Blade width 23.4mm. Only markings on ricasso are partial that looks like RIDE over a G. An interesting mystery.

Current production, used in Very Good condition includes carrier with plastic bayonet scabbard which is maker marked by Nella and dated 1/86.

Current production, excellent condition

Very good condition original military C7 bayonet with plastic scabbard and standard issue nylon frog.

Very good condition original military C7 bayonet with plastic scabbard and standard issue nylon frog.

Original, manufactured by Wilkinson Sword, England. Beautiful 1895 pattern sword with badge of the Canadian Guards which serve the same role as the 5 regiments of Food Guards in the British Army. Crisp etching, blade in excellent condition. Leather covered scabbard with belt hanger and leather knot on sword. A truly extraordinary sword for serving member or advanced collector. Made more desirable by the fact the venerable institution of Wilkinson Sword is no longer in the sword making business.

Like new nylon frog.

Green web frog Korean War era design for the No. 4 Mk II bayonet. NOS, 1953 dated.

Early Colt contract to Eickhorn (Germany) with the Colt name and logo, number 62316. US M7 on crossguard. Not marked W.Germany. Scabbard is a well made and very sturdy copy of US M8A1 but unmarked. Smooth finish on scabbard body.

Made for the Czech VZ58 assault rifle which is very similar to the AK47 action but a unique Czech design. Also a very unique and well made bayonet. Excellent condition. Interesting European Cold War collectable.