J. Michael Kerrigan

English bayonets

The red numbers in Italics on the bayonet pages correspond to the page numbers in Janzen's bayonet notebook. The red underlined numbers correspond to the item number on that page.

Lee Metford 1888 Mark I second type 55, 2

Another Lee Metford 1888 Mark I second type 55, 2

Martini-Enfield, 1895 socket bayonet. 47, 3

Martini-Enfield, 1895 socket bayonet. 47, 3

Martini-Enfield, 1895 socket bayonet. (A gift from my Canadian friend Fraser Montrose) 47, 3

A broken, reshaped, rusted, dugup, dried out, mutilated and generally beat upon Lancaster Pattern 1855. 49, 4

Lancaster Pattern 1855 English, more like what it should look like. 49, 4

Lancaster Pattern 1855 German contract, even more like what it should look like! 49, 4

Pattern 1907 Mark I for the SMLE rifle57, 3

Entrenching tool, WWII (the handle was manufactured with an end that would fit the rod bayonet which could then be used for digging or mine probing 61, 3

#7 Mark I - Land for the #4 rifle 62, 3

The #7 Mark I configured for mounting on the #4 rifle. 62, 3

Enfield #4, Mk II rod bayonet.60

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