Posted 3 years ago
Rooster1964
(8 items)
Hello. Can I ask what the origin of this bayonet is please? It was given to me as a gift.
Thank you
Enrico
Bayonet of unknown origin | ||
| Swords27 of 379 |  |  |
Bayonet of unknown origin | ||
| Swords27 of 379 | | |
Posted 3 years ago
Rooster1964
(8 items)
Hello. Can I ask what the origin of this bayonet is please? It was given to me as a gift.
Thank you
Enrico
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![[GN1-04-5-15] Japanese Sword: NBTHK Masahori Katana in Shirasaya & Koshirae](https://i.ebayimg.com/thumbs/images/g/KTUAAOSwEglmI~L-/s-l225.jpg)
![[GN1-04-5-17] Japanese Sword: Papered Sukesada Wakizashi in Shirasaya & Koshirae](https://i.ebayimg.com/thumbs/images/g/vC8AAOSwstFmJADX/s-l225.jpg)
Looks similar to British Enfield..so could be some variation of that..
https://susatcivilwarantiques.com/products/p1856-enfield-saber-bayonet-cs-numbered
This looks like what is left of a British Lancaster 1855 bayonet. Tip is broken off and the scabbard would have been leather with brass trim
Hello and thank you for your responses. Yes it does seem to match your comments relating to a British Bayonet. The pommel has the number 987 engraved into the top. The tip is broken off yes. Appreciate your kind feedback!