British Pattern 1907 Bayonet for the Lee-Enfield Rifle, WWI
150,00 €
Pattern 1907 bayonet for the Lee-Enfield rifle, complete with its black leather scabbard fitted with two steel mounts.
Smooth walnut grips secured by screws and split nuts.
The handle retains its cleaning hole, in accordance with production specifications introduced from 1916 onwards.
The bayonet has had its quillon removed, in accordance with the modification dated 29 October 1913.
The blade is marked at the ricasso with a crowned GR for George V Rex (1911–1936). The blade was manufactured in November 1917.
On the reverse side, there is an “X” bend test mark, a government acceptance mark in the form of a broad arrow, and three “E” inspection marks (Enfield).
Functional press stud.
A very fine bayonet manufactured by Sanderson Bros. & Neubold.
Condition: Good, with some signs of wear to the wooden grips.
