Bayonets

Often referred to as a cut down Pattern 1907 this bayonet was in fact Indian made with 12 inch unfullered blade and characteristic clip point false edge. Nicely marked GRI over Mk II with RFI maker initials and dated April 1941 (4-41). Opposite has Indian proofs. Blade retains 95% plus original blue. No scabbard.

Later cut down version of the Model 1871 bayonet with hooked quillon removed and blade shortened. Grip is wood on one side and horn (animal horn) on the other. Condition is original GOOD+ overall with the brass mounted leather scabbard being in very good original condition.

Italian bayonet for Model 1891 Long Carcano rifle. Scabbard is steel mounted leather and is in very good original condition with stitching coming apart.

Italian bayonet for Model 1891 Long Carcano rifle. All steel scabbard is the less common fluted patter with minor damage to the tip of the scabbard and missing a screw in the frog stud.

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

Tokyo or Kokura Arsenal mark on ricasso with proof stamp below. Japanese WWII bayonet. Blued, fullered blade in very good condition, sharpened. Steel scabbard has early ball type point, about 80% original finish, one major dent in side. An early and well made example of this iconic Japanese WWII bayonet.

Jinsen Rikugun Zoheisho arsenal mark on ricasso. This was a high quality bayonet maker throughout the war, struggling with the simplified processes of late war substitute standard bayonets. Simple rectangular pommel, riveted grip panels, crudely finished blade with grinding marks evident and straight crossguard. Later pattern steel scabbard with tubular tip instead of ball. Very good original condition overall.

Very good condition Japanese Arisaka Type 30 bayonet with blued blade and leather frog. Kokura Arsenal, Matsushita National is contractor, marked on ricasso. Blade is VG+ condition with blue finish showing some speckling. Wooden grips are VG+ condition and have squared shape. Scabbard also VG+.

Original late war, excellent condition with thick leather frog, also excellent condition showing some wear to fastening strap. Mukden arsenal mark on ricasso, Manchuria 1931-1945. Bright steel blade in VG+ condition. Steel scabbard has minor wear and tear but is also VG+.

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.

Use unknown but stitching and riveting pattern suggests an official military use. Unmarked. Bayonet keeper strap is broken as shown in photo.

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.

Uncommon CA marked Lee Enfield No. 4 Mk II bayonet made by Canadian Arsenals, in Mk III plastic scabbard. Covered in original grease. Plastic scabbard has white mould easily removed by oil and rag.

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.

No. 5 bayonet originally manufactured to fit the Jungle Carbine. This model was manufactured for Sterling by BSA specifically for the Sterling L2 submachine gun. Original, as new condition. Very uncommon.