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[tpipower]

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[smellie]

1: What about the other side of the blade? You have shown us the "38" side but there will be something on the other side as well.

2. Looks like ISSUE marks on the beat-up one, but I can't read them. VH, perhaps? Can anyone make them out? Could be a REAL story.

 

[tpipower]

i cheked everywhere on the bayonet... they have no other marking... the only one is on the first picture.

 

[bearhunter]

They look like some of the Indian produced bayonets I've seen.

Jean Plamondon would know for sure.

 

[5THBATT]

The Vicker's made Pattern 1907 Bayonets have the edge of the clearing hole (not oil hole) smoothed off like that, so could be a Vickers, shame its been scrubbed.

 

[tpipower]

you right 5THBATT thanx !!!!!!!!!!!! look the picture...its was very fade........


supposed to be the rarest patern 1907 bayonet produced in ww1

WWI BAYONET PRODUCTION
PATTERN OF 1907 BAYONETS


Wilkinson Sword Co 2,360,000
Sanderson & Newbould 1,600,000
RSAF Enfield 500,000
J.A.Chapman 300,000
Remington Arms, USA 100,000
R. Mole & Sons 60,000
Lithgow, Australia 42,330
Vickers Ltd. 10,000
Ishapore, India unknown