April 5, 2024
Nice British 1907 Enfield #1Mk111 Sword Bayonet **1914
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This is a nice Early (1914) British made Bayonet and scabbard used by England Canada and Australia in both WW1 and WW11. This Model 1907 appears to be made in 11 14 which means it was made in Nov of 1914 - it was manufactured by Sanderson - please see the pictures for unique markings - and many proofs -also scabbard is an early oval scabbard a nice historic collectable for display, re-enactment or simply an investment.The blade is 17 inches long and the overall 22 inches long. This fits all British mk 111 rifles used in both wars. It will not fit the later number 4 rifles. This is a bayonet THAT IS OVER 90 YEARS OLD -and been t and done it , history- pictures will show condition. In addition - it is a marked bayonet. It goes on nicely on my mark 111 rifle. It is not an cheap India made bayonet. . It probably saw service in WW11. I say that because a collector informed me that the scabbard with the oval frog attachment was for WW1 issue with the model 1907 bayonet and some of the bayonets that came with it had the round WW11 frog attachment. If it could only talk. Great for displaying with rifle, by itself , re-enacting or simply collecting. Note pictures of markings on the bayonet - I'm sure they probably mean more to you than me. A Nice Hard to find Early 1907 that would enhance any early WW1 MK 111 Enfield Rifle or simply a unique
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