Original Items: One Set of 4 Available. We received these out of an old collection, untouched for years. As with any collection, there were some items that stood out, and others that were purchased as "projects", either due to condition, or because they were in want of a scabbard. All of these are original items, in varying condition, all offered with or without their original correct scabbards. They are offered as is, and many are still coated in the original arsenal grease.

The bayonets are as follows:

- Japanese WWII Arisaka Type 30 Bayonet by Matsushita National Denki without Scabbard
The bayonet is in a heavily used condition with a lot of grind marks on the blade, knicks and dents on the crossguard, rifle muzzle hole appears to have been beaten flat, or was run over at some point. This is a definite war time used genuine bayonet.

- British WW1 P-1913 Bayonet with Scabbard for the P-14 Enfield - By Remington
These P-1913 hard to find British WW1 bayonets were all made by REMINGTON Arms Company in the U.S. for the British Army's Pattern 1914 Enfield (P-14) Rifle. The bayonet shows signs of being used and has minor rust and pitting throughout the blade, crossguard and pommel. The wooden grips are a beautiful dark walnut color and are solid without chips. The scabbard is in great condition with only some paint coming off the metal ends.

- Australian Vietnam War L1A2 Bayonet with Scabbard
Knife/bayonet for use on the L1A2 variant of the 7.62 mm. NATO caliber FN–FAL selective-fire rifle. This bayonet was also used on the 9 mm. F1 submachine gun.
L1A2 bayonets were manufactured 1957–1984 at Small Arms Factory, Lithgow, NSW. The earliest examples, such as this one, had the squared fuller like their British and Canadian counterparts. Australia changed to the unique rounded fuller in 1960. The bayonet is offered at near mint condition and still has packing grease present.

- Swedish Mauser M1896 Knife Bayonet with Scabbard
This is an all-steel construction knife bayonet with scabbard, made for the Swedish Mauser Model 1896, and also used with the m/1938 Short Rifle and AG42b Ljungmann self-loading rifle. Overall length is 13 inches, with an 8 inch double edged spear-point blade.

The handle is hollow, and fits over the cleaning rod under the barrel, and this locks onto the rifle with an interesting pull catch. They were manufactured by three different companies, and often the bayonet and scabbard is a collection of different manufacturers. They were in use up into WW1, and were manufactured until around 1912. Each also has unit markings on the cross guard of the bayonet, and sometimes on the scabbard as well.

This is a wonderful opportunity to add some beautiful bayonets to your collections!