Bayonets

Italian WWII bayonet for Model 1938 Carcano rifle. Converted to fixed blade from folding blade bayonet. Complete with scabbard. Shows considerable use.

Late war production, straight quillon with squared pommel design. Scabbard is wood with wire wrapping and steel cap. Often called substitute standard or even “last ditch” bayonets with unfullered blade, straight crossguard and riveted grips. Arsenal mark is an arrow with DM in the middle indicating National Denki (National Electric) arsenal. Missing bayonet latch catch.

US Military pattern Ka-Bar knife had simple but popular blade design. U.S. marked, Ontario Knife Company is the maker so this is a post 1980 knife manufactured for US military. Shows use from being carried, leather washer grip has lots of pitting. Blade in very good condition. Heavy leather, black scabbard is unmarked.

Smaller than the military full size knife, blade length is 8 inches. The two decorative scabbards are connected together to make a display as shown. s.

Original and iconic WWII so called "spike" bayonet for the Lee Enfield No. 4 rifle. Very good original condition with small forged steel socket that snapped onto the end of the No. 4 rifle barrel. A must have accessory for the rifles and interesting item of British/Canadian history WWII. Photo is representative of item and condition. Maker will be British, or no maker mark.

Standard WWII bayonet for the Lee Enfield No.4 Mk 1 rifle made by Long Branch Arsenal, Ontario Canada. VG original condition.

Standard WWII bayonet for the Lee Enfield No.4 Mk 1 rifle made by Long Branch Arsenal, Ontario Canada. With C broad arrow issue stamp. VG original condition. Representative photo.

Lee Enfield spike bayonet for No. 4 rifle with the uncommon plastic Mk 3 scabbard. Original, very good condition.

Uncommon CA marked Lee Enfield No. 4 Mk II bayonet made by Canadian Arsenals, in Mk III plastic scabbard.

Lee Enfield spike bayonet made for No. 4 Mk 1 rifle by Long Branch Arsenal in Toronto, Ontario....the Armoury of the Commonwealth. LB bayonets are known for high quality workmanship.Scabbard is Mk III plastic type.

British No. 4 Mk II* bayonet for the Lee Enfield No. 4 Mk 1 rifle. This model of spike bayonet had the socket manufactured separately from the blade, which was brazed together later. The P.S.K. made bayonets are somewhat uncommon. The maker is Prince-Smith & Stells in Keighly. This model is marked P.S.K. and the Mk II* designation is also stamped. Deeply stamped SNA on opposite side of socket.

Scabbard for the British knife blade series bayonets 5, 7, 9 and the FALs. Very good condition, original finish, minimal wear, no dents.

No. 7 Mk 1/L (Land) bayonet for the Lee Enfield No. 4 Mk 1 rifle is one of the most attractive and interesting British modern bayonets available. Pommel swivels to allow mounting on the rifle then swivels back to form a conventional knife handle. Beautiful post war blade pattern carried through on the No. 9, FN C1 and L1A1 series of bayonets. Brown Paxolin grips (a resin impregnated cloth composite), VG overall condition but the tip of the blade has been very slightly chipped. .Scabbard is all steel and is in excellent condition.

No. 7 Mk 1/L (Land) bayonet for the Lee Enfield No. 4 Mk 1 rifle is one of the most attractive and interesting British modern bayonets available. Pommel swivels to allow mounting on the rifle then swivels back to form a conventional knife handle. Beautiful post war blade pattern carried through on the No. 9, FN C1 and L1A1 series of bayonets. Black Paxolin grips (a resin impregnated cloth composite), VG overall condition.Scabbard is all steel and is in excellent condition.

No. 7 Mk 1/L (Land) bayonet for the Lee Enfield No. 4 Mk 1 rifle is one of the most attractive and interesting British modern bayonets available. Pommel swivels to allow mounting on the rifle then swivels back to form a conventional knife handle. Beautiful post war blade pattern carried through on the No. 9, FN C1 and L1A1 series of bayonets. Brown Paxolin grips (a resin impregnated cloth composite), VG overall condition.Scabbard is all steel and is in excellent condition.

These are commercially manufactured copies of the US military M4 bayonets made in the 1960’s in response to the large number of M1 carbines released for civilian sale. Nice quality but not up to the standard of US manufacturing. Leather washer grip, the name Kiffe, Japan can be found on either the ricasso or the crossguard. Comes in original US M8A1 scabbard by B.M. Co.

These are commercially manufactured copies of the US military M4 bayonets made in the 1960’s in response to the large number of M1 carbines released for civilian sale. Nice quality but not up to the standard of US manufacturing. Leather washer grip, the name Kiffe, Japan can be found on either the ricasso or the crossguard. Comes in original US M8A1 scabbard by PWH.

The standard Pattern 1876 bayonet was converted for use on the .303 calibre Martini Enfield rifle and as a result mounted below the rifle, instead of to the side as on the 577/450 Martini Henry rifle. Sometimes called the Model 1896, an original bayonet, very good condition, nicely marked on ricasso showing the travels of this bayonet, including an out of service stamp. Also with date of conversion date of 96, (1896). Scabbard is the uncommon Mk I model with 3 rivets in the front face. Very good condition, no separation of the leather and nicely marked. Quite nice and researchable bayonet properly called the Bayonet, Martini-Enfield Triangular

This is the Pattern 1853 socket bayonet bushed for the Martini Henry rifle. Collectors of this interesting rifle know that the Martini Henry was rushed into service in 1871 at a time of fierce worldwide competition in the development of rifles. There was no purpose made bayonet for the Martini Henry until 1876. Between 1871 and 1876 transitional bayonets such as this were created to fit the rifle, making this a very interesting accessory for the Martini rifle or bayonet collector. Blade length is 17 5/8 inches. It is shorter than the 1876 pattern and the bushing sweated into the socket is evident. Complete with scabbard in good condition with stitching intact but wear to the brass chape. Blade is good with minor dings and a grey patina. Some spots of rust on the socket are pictured. This bayonet would have been used on the early Martini Henry rifles before the 1876 pattern was manufactured.