Original British Enfield No. 7 Rifle Bayonet with Scabbard 18th Century had a sufficient number of

had a sufficient number of parts remaining after the completion of the Navy contract to assemble some additional training rifles and they probably continued to do so until the supply of parts was depleted

and has never been touched by any restorer

brass furniture and flintlock mechanism marked TOWER with Crown/G

This is a unique window into a small but significant period of Victorian Military History that involved both the European and American Powers in a struggle for South East Asia

fitted with a bayonet stand for the P-1888 Metford/Enfield Bayonet

Original British Enfield No. 7 Rifle Bayonet with Scabbard 18th Century had a sufficient number ofOriginal Item: Only One Item Available. Introduced just after WW2 this is a fascinating bayonet in that it was intended for three separate roles. First, it was intended to double as a fighting knife and is fitted with a most comfortable red fiber grip and finger grooves. Additionally, it can be used as a bayonet both for the #4 Enfield rifle in . 303 caliber and the Mark V Sten sub machine gun in 9mm parabellum. In both these applications the pommel