Bayonets

British Sanderson is the maker. Nicely marked on ricasso. WWII refurbished in original teardrop frog stud scabbard. Blade in VG condition. Comes with WWII web frog artistically decorated with the owner's name.

Uncommon bayonet. Part of the Wilkinson Sword production in 1942. WSC marked, 1942 dated, GOOD condition, no scabbard.

Very nice Australian Pattern 1907 WWII bayonet. Nicely marked, Orange Arsenal, X bend mark. Blued blade in VG condition, grip wood is also VG, marked SLAZ 42

Australian made Pattern 1907 bayonet. Manufactured at Orange Arsenal (OA marked) with bend mark X and Australian broad arrow markings. Dated April 1943 (4 '43). Clearly marked, with scabbard. VG condition.

Nicely marked Australian 1907 bayonet, Australian broad arrow, X bend test mark, MA marked and dated May 1942 (5 42). WWII blue finish on blade. Excellent condition including scabbard marked OA (Orange Arsenal).

Excellent condition covered in storage grease, appears unissued. MA 1907 marked with Australian broad arrow, bend test mark, dated 4/43. Steel mounted leather scabbard also in excellent condition.

British Pattern 1907 bayonet manufactured and marked Wilkinson Pall Mall, making it an unusual variant, somewhat researchable. The common dither has it that the Pall Mall marked P1907 bayonets were a separate contract production made only during the years of World War One. In any case, an interesting twist on the beautiful and highly functional Pattern 1907 sword bayonet.

Original condition bayonet Pattern 1907 as used by British, Canadian and Australian forces in World War One and beyond. This is a general listing for one of the many backup inventory P1907 bayonets we have in stock. All are good condition with steel mounted leather scabbards and great examples of this venerable bayonet. Photo is representative only, this is not the exact bayonet that will be shipped.

British manufacture P1907 bayonet, refurbished for Australian use. VG condition blade and overall, nicely marked.With scabbard.

Australian P1907 bayonet. Blue finish on blade, Lithgow 1919 marked. Wood grips VG condition. Scabbard is 1943 dated MAGROVITE with Orange Arsenal initials on chape.

Fits multiple rifles including the Peabody 1863, 1867 and Vetterli 1869/71 and 1871. Cruciform blade 19 3/8 inches long (482mm). No scabbard.

Polish re-issued bayonet for the Mauser short rifle. Very nicely marked in ricasso and regimentally marked on pommel. The blade is very good condition without nicks or chips but has some staining that looks like moisture damage near the tip. Comes with German manufactured leather frog, maker marked and dated 1940.

Very nice Bavarian made 1898/05 bayonet by Fichtel & Sachs, nicely marked on ricasso and back of blade with Bavarian proof also on pommel and back of handle, Original blade, never a converted sawback, in VG condition. Polish converted these after World War I by replacing ribbed grips with smooth grips and adding a serial number to the ricasso. Very nice heft.

Converted from a German 1898/05 bayonet for Polish use on the early Polish Mauser rifle. Usually these are fully refurbishes but this one has considerable original patina and field use evident. Used but not abused. The blade has even darkening as does hilt and scabbard shows numerous bumps from use.

Original condition with steel scabbard. Faintly marked Steyr 1886, blade VG, scabbard VG

For the Portuguese 1937 Short Mauser rifle, very similar to the German Kar 98k rifle. This bayonet is completely unmarked. Very good condition blade and overall with some tap tap marks on the back strap of the handle.

First pattern 1884/98 bayonet converted from earlier 1871/84 by removing the muzzle ring and lengthening the slot to support a bayonet on the rifle without use of the muzzle ring. Black leather scabbard with bright steel mounting. Leather has shrunk over time so blade fit is very tight and only goes in as far as shown in photo. This is sometimes called a Bavarian bayonet but this specimen has a Prussian knot.

Very nice example of Remington 1899 bayonet. Blade is maker marked and in very good original condition. Leather belt loop frog has appearance of Mexican equipment so this is probably an export bayonet. No other markings. Scabbard is in very good condition, no dents.

Exported to France as the French 1914 bayonet for the Remington Rolling Block rifle. VG condition, US maker marked on blade. No scabbard.