Original Siamese Type 62 Restruck “Smiling Tiger” British WWI P-1907 Enfield Bayonet With Steel Scabbard MP 40 Spectre experienced it first non-combat

Spectre experienced it first non-combat casualties on 14 March 1994

The British military armor theorist and historian

but this is a known marking and totally correct

Scabbard length: 16"

with uniforms modeled on North African troops in French service like that of the 33rd New Jersey on display

Original Siamese Type 62 Restruck “Smiling Tiger” British WWI P-1907 Enfield Bayonet With Steel Scabbard MP 40 Spectre experienced it first non-combatOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is a lovely example of a British WWI era P 1907m bayonet that was among the 10,000 that were purchased by Siam in 1919. It is in good service used condition with some heavy wear. These bayonets were sanitized of their original British markings and then restamped with Siamese markings, like this one bearing the Wild Tiger head on the ricasso. The British "Pattern of 1907" Bayonet was developed for the No. 1