"The design looks like it would be useful for budding, JJ. I did some budding at a local orchard, but I never used a knife like this one."
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Enfield bayonets
A couple of Bayonets for my #4 Mk1* Lee-Enfield. It is an all numbers matching rifle made in Long Branch, ONT. Canada.
The top bayonet is a the common Mark II spike bayonet made in 1943. This one was also made in Long Branch.
The Bottom bayonet is a #9 bayonet. This one was made in 1950 by a British private contractor, Francis & Barnett Ltd. located in Coventry.
Neither of these bayonets have scabbards.
Albums: Bayonets
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