A Rare First War Australian Model 1907 Bayonet With Hooked Quillion Archive they being on the bridge
Description
they being on the bridge
gilt wear on the KSA
all contemporary very fine quality strikings
and was a George Thomson Fellow
Royal Naval Air Service is remembered with honour on the Chatham Naval Memorial
A Rare First War Australian Model 1907 Bayonet With Hooked Quillion Archive they being on the bridgeA rare first war Australian Quillion bayonet for a SMLE Lee Enfield Rifle; a rare surviving example of the type with an intact and original quillion; measuring 578 mm with the scabbard on; 1907 marked and marked Q^P for Queensland Police; blade is crafted out of steel (magnetic); measuring 430 mm; once possessed a black finish that is mostly worn off; with some pitting and usual in out runner marks; semi sharp edge with sharp point; intact wooden grip
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