Hello, I just added a few more picts of SLR L1 series of bayonet pictures. For some reason I started on these when I found the Indian long and short L1A4...
Hello, Just thought I would share a few more SLR Bayonet photo's I just added to my album. See Patt1907 Album by Patt1903. The real teaser is the L1A4 style...
Hello Wade, Interesting study on the SLR bayonets and the numerous variations; given the C and the R on the pommel of your bayonet in question I would think...
Hello Rob, I am pretty sure you are correct that this is a L1A4 and is a Hopkinson made SLR bayonet, especially with the H on the cross-guard. The coating of...
Wade, Thought you might be interested in having a look at this bayonet. I’ve had it for about six or seven years but never really paid it much attention ...
... Hello Rob, Yes I have to agree with you from reviewing the pictures in Ian Skennerton's & Robert Richardson's British and Commonwealth Bayonet's, that the...
British Bayonet History: The Socket Bayonet=Part1 With the introduction of a regulation musket, a uniform pattern of bayonet was adopted in Britain in 1750....
History: Britain adopted the F.N. Fal rifle in 1957 a bayonet designated L1A1 was accepted at the same time. Originally designed in Canada, this weapon was...
Hello Mr. Abbenbroek, Thanks you for the fine article on the Canadian FN-C1 bayonet. The example I have pictured in my album was acquired from PSMilitaria. See...
Hi All, Would anyone be able to help me on this one please? I have a Shortened and Lightened no. 1 British Bayonet that I purchased from a late friends estate....
Please note corrected Subject Line Hi All, Would anyone be able to help me on this one please? I have a Shortened and Lightened no. 1 British Bayonet that I...
Hello Rob, I am currently looking at p.231 (B282) No.1 Bayonet Shortened, in British and Commonwealth Bayonets which I believe is a better match to your...
G/Day Wade, Thanks for looking at my post. That’s a good observation you refer to on page 231. I previously thought that might have been my bayonet also but...
Rob, I agree with others that your bayonet seems more consistent with the Australian shortened P1907 bayonet. However, the scabbard seems to be more like the...
Hello Ralph, I’m not sure which Australian shortened P07 you refer to. My bayonet has an Enfield inspector’s mark CROWN over 4 W over E. The blade is...
I need to correct myself, in that I misspoke in the preceding post. I got myself confused, when comparing the various shortened P1907s in Skennerton's book....
Funny knife! I don't think the Turks are to blame. Bubba is more likely Does blade have Italian marks? I does not look like a 91 blade. How is grip fixed to...
hello!the blade does not have any marks.the crossguard has AR 42076 rifle or serial number.the blade is 0,5cm thin at the ricasso.maybe the markings were...
Hi Crossguard is Italian Carcano Blade looks much like an Austrian (ie Steyr produced)blade (86,88,90 or Rumanian 93) , which has been shortened sligthly at...
hello!thanks for the info.the disk is still there.the blade is 22mm wide at the ricasso.those mannlichers are 26mm wide exept the M95.i dont know the...
Greetings! Would anyone have an idea where I might find a full set (2) of Bolts and Slotted Nuts for an Australian SMLE Pattern 1907 (Janzen 4-4/ Kiesling...
Charles, On Australian Ebay http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Bayonet-Pattern-07-Handle-Grip Screws_W0QQitemZ230261066443QQihZ013QQcategoryZ4375QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQ ...
Greetings Rob & Thanks! I put the Australian Grip Screws on my eBay Watch List, then I discovered some nearer to me with a lesser shipping charge. Your...
hello!ive bought these items together but im not sure about this leather frog.is this for this brazilian bayonet or for something else?no markings or maker on...
hi,,,i believe that this frog is for dress or parade occasions,,i dont believe that it is for the bayonet that is in it,,,if you want to sell the leather...
Greetings! I have acquired a Bayonet which seems to be the above as in Janzen 193-1 and Kiesling IV-808. There are differences. The Grip is one piece cast...
