Original British First Pattern P-1837 Brunswick Rifle Bayonet By Enfield dated 1843 Price_$-050 - $200 one of only two units

one of only two units in the Marine Corps so honored

8kilo including 8kilo TNT

a magazine housing made from solid brass[3] (later steel) and a mounting on the muzzle for use of a long-bladed 1907 bayonet

Original markings maintained making this a keystone item for any serious WW2 collection

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Original British First Pattern P-1837 Brunswick Rifle Bayonet By Enfield dated 1843 Price_$-050 - $200 one of only two unitsOriginal item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a first pattern British made P 1837 Brunswick bayonet, with the classic ribbed brass handle and swept forward cross guard. It has an impressive 22 inch long double edged blade, which swells slightly towards the end, and has a small fuller on each side. Overall length is about 26 inches on this very nice example. Many of these bayonets were imported to the United States during the civil