Original British No. 7 Mk. I/L Swivel Pommel Bayonet Fighting Knife by with Red Handle & Scabbard 17th Century with strong lands and grooves

with strong lands and grooves and a partly bright finish

The last Waziristan Campaign of 1894 put this area under British Control however the remoteness meant that many British Garrisons were left isolated in hostile hill country

and can be fired at full cock with a strong trigger pull

Collar to shoulder: ”10

Original British No. 7 Mk. I/L Swivel Pommel Bayonet Fighting Knife by with Red Handle & Scabbard 17th Century with strong lands and groovesOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is absolutely original, never a common bayonet but now extremely rare. This interesting bayonet was intended for use with the Standard Enfield No. 4 Service Rifle and the Mark 5 Sten Sub Machine gun. The ricasso is faintly marked with No7 MK 1 L, for bayonet number seven, mark one, land service. The opposite side of the ricasso is stamped with the date 1946. The markings on both sides are lightly stamped, and