World War 2 bayonets and Knives
Australian made MA marked Pattern 1907 bayonet 1942 dated **SOLD**
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Australian made MA marked Pattern 1907 bayonet 1942 dated **SOLD**
This is a Pattern 1907 bayonet for use with the Lee-Enfield rifle no1 mk3 or 3*, better known as the SMLE, as used throughout WW1 and the first half of WW2. Ricasso markings show MA for Lithgow Arms as the manufacturer above 1907 for the Pattern above a date of 4 '42. The other side shows broad arrows and bend test, and MA again, who made these bayonets till 1942. The dark parkarised steel blade is in very good condition, very good unsharpened edge and good point, with good blacked cross-guard and serial numbered pommel. Wooden grips are in good sound condition, Slazenger lightly stamped on both sides, good release button. The Australian made round-frog stud scabbard is also in very good condition, all stitching intact, nice tight OA marked throat and chape, great blacking, Mangrovite '45 marked to rear. A lovely piece of history to compliment any WW2 Aussie issue SMLE, or indeed any SMLE.
Our Price: £155.00