Original British No. 7 Mk. I/L Swivel Pommel Bayonet Fighting Knife by B.S.A. Redditch with Rare Black Handle Category_MG 34 Mounts This was the first significant

This was the first significant attack by the Japanese on Corregidor

Since German tags lack the name of the wearer

Bauart: Messerschmitt A

with the sun correctly in the center for an Army flag

Year of Manufacture: circa 1800

Original British No. 7 Mk. I/L Swivel Pommel Bayonet Fighting Knife by B.S.A. Redditch with Rare Black Handle Category_MG 34 Mounts This was the first significantOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is absolutely original, never a common bayonet but now extremely rare. This interesting bayonet was intended for use with the Standard Enfield No. 4 Service Rifle and the Mark 5 Sten Sub Machine gun. It is Broad Arrow marked and maker coded M47B on the pommel, which is the dispersal code for the Birmingham Small Arms Co (B. S. A) factory in Redditch, England. The ricasso is marked with No7 MK 1 L, for bayonet