Canadian Ross rifle bayonet and scabbard.  The 10 " blade shows no sharpening and remains in very good to excellent condition.  The pommel shows Ross Rifle Co mark and pat 1907; on the right side 

Spanish 1893-1943 bayonet built for the Spanish 1943 short rifle.  This example shows a SN 7583 over S.

Austrian Model 1867 bayonet made for the Werndl carbine remaining in above average condition.  The blade rates very good plus showing normal issue marks.  The shank is marked 17L 3E above 50 while

Excellent plus example of a VZ 24 series bayonet built and dated 1926.  The base of the blade shows the marking E standing lion 24 date.  Both the bayonet and scabbard show excellent plus blue and

1.  No 4 MKII bayonet nickle plated for use in military parades and formal guards,built by Long Branch.  The strap is dated 1955 and built by  T.I.L. (not white canvas frog)     $50

This bayonet is a variation of the Swedish bayonnet but for the wood grips  and has a 4 digit serial no written in Farzi.  This bayonet was built for the Egyptian Harkin rifle.  A relatively uncomm

Eastern block AK 47 bayonet, SN 6946 on crossguard, in excellent condition.  The scabbard shows a webbing belt loop.  As new example overall.

An excelllent Russian AK bayonet showing no usage marks on the blade or grips.  The scabbard has some light scratches.  The grips show a serial no.

This bayonet was built for the Mauser 1858, the French Lebel and Russian Nagant.  For ref. see pg.

SN 62888 is a Model 78 bayonet,( For ref: items 44, 433 & 943 on pgs 172-173 of "Bayonets of the World" by Kiesling).  The top of the blade shows 1880 production and is in overall sound conditi

Excellent blade socket and canvas with LB marked on the left side of the socket.  The socket shows some pitting related to poor storage.  A sound example for a Canadian #4 rifle.

This example retains the Argentine crest and serial # G0511 on the right as well as the German maker Weversberg & Co Sollngen.  Excellent plus15 1/2" blade and scabbard.  An excellent example w

Very good to excellent example of an Enfield bayonet.  This example shows the socket marker 83 over 24 which is the Quebec unit headquarters in Joliette PQ.  The scabbard remains in above average c

This piece shows an excellent 10" blade.The right side shows the crown head and knight marking.  The grip shows 3 rivets making the knife's 15" overall.  The piece rides in it's original unmarked s

Canada adopted the FN rifle in September 1956 and we are pleased to offer a first year production 1956 dated FN bayonet.  This example shows an excellent plus blade, finish and scabbard.  The base

SN G3905 is an excellent example of an Argentine Model 1891  bayonet and matching scabbard.  The piece shows an excellent plus blade built by Weyerborg Kirschbaum & Co Solingen.  The Argentine

No 4 MK2 Long Branch bayonet showing struck off serial number 4223 on right side of socket.  This example rides in original scabbard with web frog.  A nice unit for a Long Branch No 4 rifle.

SN A11567 is an excellent example showing the correct 25.12 " length.

SN 8160 R is a Dutch Model 1895 bayonet showing service sharpened 14" blade marked Hamburg.  On the reverse side of the pommel is a crown over E ( these parts may have been contracted to Enfield). 

Ontario issued bayonet to the 25th Battalion of infantry, St Thomas.  This bayonet was built for the Enfield /Snider with clear markings of 25 over 325.  This piece shows areas of pitting.  The acc

Russian bayonet marked NPEAy3EHE, built for the K98 Mauser.  This piece shows a very good 9.5" blade with most of it's original blue.  Both the bayonet and scabbard show #25286.  The sources provid

This example was probably a Phillipine ( Jule or Mindanae).  This piece shows two curved faces in the underside of the grip.  Typical blade which has not been cleaned.  Sound scabbard with brass ov

Kris, probably from Jana, probably early 1900 era.  This example shows a straight 12" Damascus blade.  A very good grip with traditional 2 carved figures and a small chip missing from one side of t

FAL bayonet built in Belgium which was used by various armies circa 1960's.  This was one of the bayonets used by the Argenitine during the Falklands war.  The release catch is on the underside of

This Garand bayonet is one of the earlier bayonets (1905), 16" blade modified to 10" in 1942.  Marked OL over US flaming bomb and dated 1942.  Reference page 51-54 of "The M1 Garand and M1 Carbine