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The 17" blade made this one of the most feared of Infantry Bayonets used in WW1 and this lovely untouched sleepy example is possibly one of the earliest ones in existence
Complete in original cardboard box with makers markings
and by 1912 Britain had gifted Nepal 2
It looks like it was originally plated
Original British/Commonwealth WWII Named Brodie MkII Steel Helmet with Helmet Net & Chinstrap by Fisher & Ludlow - Dated 1939 Russian Antique Guns The 17" blade made thisOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of a genuine British Mark II steel helmet, which is dated 1939 on the chinstrap bales. The underside of the helmet is marked F&L 284 1 19 indicating manufacture by Fisher & Ludlow of Birmingham. The liner has no markings, which we havent seen before. The underside of the rim is also etched with a soldiers information, K52027 N. McLeod G Coy., this may be enough to start research, but we
