Imperial : German Commemorative Medal for the King of Bavaria's 1st & 3rd Armeecorps Military Manouvres 1911.

Aluminium-alloy square lozenge-shaped medal, 32mm x 32mm, showing the head of three Bavarian princes / commanders on the obverse. On the reverse is a view of Velden in Bavaria used as the Headquarters for the Manoeuvres which were held in a large area north-east of Munich. At the top is the title " Königs Manöver d.1u3-Armeecorps 1911". At the bottom is a list of the principal places where t...  read more

Code: 53663

Imperial : German Commemorative Medal for the Kaiser's Grand Military Manouvres 1909.

Aluminium-alloy medal, 37mm dia showing the helmeted head of Kaiser Wilhelm II on the obverse. On the reverse is Schloss Mergentheim in Baden used as the Headquarters of the Kaiser during the Manoeuvres / exercises. Around the edge is "Zur Erinnerung an das grosse Kaisermanöver 1909" (To commemorate the Grand Kaiser Manoeuvres 1909). Medal has its original (?) ribbon. The medal itself shows...  read more

Code: 53662

Imperial : German Membership-badge for the Verein Ehemaligen Artilleristen Seesen "H".

Silver-alloy heavy pinback membership badge for members of the Association for Artillery Veterans in Seesen, just south of Hannover. The badge is surmounted by the city arms of Seesen. Excellent condition.  read more

Code: 53660

Imperial : German Medal Commemorating the Centenary of the 2 Hannoversche Infanterie Regiment No.77. 1813-1913.

Silvered bronze medal, 35mm dia with Kaiser Wilhelm II's head wearing a Garde du Korps helmet on the obverse with a monument on the reverse surrounded by the title and dates of the regiment. The silver finish is largely worn off.  read more

Code: 53659

Imperial : German 1914 - 15 Artillery St Barbara Medal.

Silver medal, 35mm dia. St Barbara is the Patron Saint of artillerymen and the obverse bears her image and on the reverse is an artillery gun and crew wearing Kugelhelme.. Very attractive medal and scarce.  read more

Code: 53658

WW2 Lee-Enfield Bayonet No.4 Mark II with Scabbard and Frog.

Standard No 4 Mk II spike bayonet with straight tubular steel flat-ended scabbard and white blancoed webbing frog. Nice intact finish overall with a clean spike. The socket is stamped 'No 4 Mk II' with the square 'S' indicating 1941/42 manufacture by Savage Stevens Co of Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts, USA. The scabbard mouth is stamped with the War Department broad arrow and the 'M' within a ...  read more

Code: 53657

WW2 Lee-Enfield Second Pattern No.4 Mark II Spike Bayonet with Scabbard and Frog.

WW2 spike bayonet commonly referred to as a 'pigsticker'. Complete with black painted tapered scabbard with '37 pattern webbing frog. The frog has a series of large numbers stamped on the back.
The bayonet socket bears faint markings indicating 1942/44 manufacture by Singer Manufacturing Co., Clydebank, Scotland and the scabbard mouth is stamped with an 'M' within a circle indicating m...  read more

Code: 53656

WW2 Lee-Enfield Second Pattern No.4 Mark II Spike Bayonet with Scabbard.

Standard No 4 Mk II spike bayonet with tapered steel scabbard. Nice intact finish overall with a clean bright spike. The spring press-catch is stamped 'N67' indicating 1942/44manufacture by Singer Manufacturing Co. of Clydebank, Scotland. The scabbard mouth is stamped with the War Department broad arrow, A very nice example.  read more

Code: 53655

WW2 Lee-Enfield No.4 Mark III Spike Bayonet with Scabbard, frog, etc.

This is a scarce late WWII British Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk.III spike bayonet (commonly referred to as a 'pigsticker' ) with steel scabbard, webbing frog and leather securing strap. The MKIII was the final, and crudest of the No. 4 spike bayonets. Only 196,200 of this type were ever produced, all by Joseph Lucas Ltd, of Birmingham under the makers code M158. This code is stamped into the socket foll...  read more

Code: 53651

China : Type 56 Carbine Folding Spike Bayonet.

Type 56 Carbine folding bayonet which was permanently attached to the 7.62 mm Type 56 Carbine (a copy of the Russian Simonov SKS–45 rifle). As the name suggests, it was Introduced in 1956, the T56 was continually modified by the Chinese until it was eventually removed from military service. The bayonet folds under the barrel and stows in a groove in the rifle’s fore-stock. It differs from the T...  read more

Code: 53650