British Enfield P-1907 Bayonet: Standard Grade Brunswick Rifle It closely resembles older Sharps

It closely resembles older Sharps Rifle but has firing mechanism uses a hammerless striker rather than a hammer and firing pin like the old Sharps Rifle

• Action (may be incomplete)

The belt is one of the most unusual ever made

Three 50-round belts of dummy 8 mm ammunition are also included for the 3 belt drums

Dating probably from the mid 1880s and in use up until the First World War of 1914

British Enfield P-1907 Bayonet: Standard Grade Brunswick Rifle It closely resembles older SharpsNew Made Item: This was the standard British SMLE Bayonet used throughout WW1. The hooked quillon originally designed for the cross guard was obsolete in 1913 and all bayonets in stores were ordered transformed to the new pattern. This Classic British Bayonet then remained unchanged until being officially shortened to a 12" blade length in 1942 3 for use in the jungle during the Japanese campaign of WW2. This fine reproduction, bearing a heavy black