British 1840 Pattern Constabulary Carbine Socket Bayonet

No scabbard.  read more

Code: 1945

Australian Issue 1907 Pattern Hooked Quillon Bayonet

British made by Sanderson. Issued date year January 1910. Original wooden grips grips in very good condition. Working locking stud. The pommel marked to the NSW Government. This being a post WW1 reissue to the state Government. Nice bright blade with only light age stain.
Comes with its leather scabbard also marked to the NSW Government on the throat.

Good clean original...  read more

Code: 1935

Australian Army Issue M9 “Buck Knife” for the Steyr Aug F88.

US contact. The blade and the scabbard both marked with the Australian broad arrow acceptance mark. The pouch on the scabbard is empty.  read more

Code: 1943

Austrian WW1 M1917 Fighting Knife

A good used example with original wooden grips and complete with its all steel sheath still with some of the original green paint remaining.  read more

Code: 1944

SCARCE SIAMESE ARISAKA TYPE 66 BAYONET MODEL 1923

Siamese Type 66 bayonet, (c.1923)
Both bayonet and scabbard are finished in excellent condition.  read more

Code: 1927

British 1903 Pattern Bayonet

Original wooden grips, working locking stud. The issue date and the maker are very hard to read and pretty much illegible. Looks to me as “ 1909 Wilkinson? Comes with scabbard.  read more

Code: 1933

British No.5 Jungle Carbine Bayonet

1946 dated by Poole. Good clean original example with original wooden grips. Working locking stud. Comes with its all steel scabbard.  read more

Code: 1940

Italian WW2 Model 1938 Mannlicher-Carcano Fixed Bayonet

Has all original bluing, original wooden grips and working locking stud.  read more

Code: 1942

British 1859 Pattern Cutlass Bayonet

Officially titled “Bayonet , Sword, Naval with Cutlass Guard” . Broad blade by Kirschbaum , Germany. Original pressed fiber checkered grips. Working locking stud. British inspection/acceptance stamps. The bowl guard with a small “ding”. Overall all metal parts have a dark toned appearance. Engraved on the pommel “444”, this is indicative of Pre-Federation markings n Australian issued colonial b...  read more

Code: 1939

British Brown Bess Land Pattern Socket Bayomet c.1770

Made by “Woolley” in about 1770 owing to having an elbow, shoulder and collar with a post 1750 configuration. James Woolley *1, noted as BO supplier in 1793, known to have worked at Edmund Street, Birmingham in 1797. Became 'WOOLLEY & DEAKIN' on the 30th April 1803, therefore dating this bayonet.

Please note : There is a ding to the socket ring edge.  read more

Code: 1931