Bayonet /short sword ID help please

[ENGLISH BOB]

Hi Fellas,
Please I need your help to id this edged weapon

Sorry for the pics there not mine and that is available at present.

Thanks in advance

Bob

[ENGLISH BOB]

Anybody?

[rajko84]

That is British bayonet from 1800’s IMO, so I would post it in British section

[ENGLISH BOB]

That is British bayonet from 1800’s IMO, so I would post it in British section

Cheers

Bob

[peter monahan]

I wondered if it might be British too, but the quillons don'rt look like any UK made bayo I can think of.

[ENGLISH BOB]

I wondered if it might be British too, but the quillons don'rt look like any UK made bayo I can think of.

High Peter,
I thought the same as you,looks Italian or Spanish to me with those quillions

thanks for the comment

Bob

[peter monahan]

The scabbard looks bog standard for British, but how different are scabbards by nation? Also, if I'm seeing it right - old eyes - the grip is metal and few br bayos had that - mostly 19th century ones for bandsmen and maybe artilllery, so I'm going to stick with 'European, not British'.

[just]

Hello

in my knowledge, not british, not german, not french..........

I ask on french arms forum

cordially
Didier

[ENGLISH BOB]

Hello

in my knowledge, not british, not german, not french..........

I ask on french arms forum

cordially
Didier

Many thanks Didier,hopefully someone will know..

Best Regards

Bob

[just]

Hello
I made a mistake................ SORRY

it's british, 2nd model Brunswick 1848
could be stamped Enfield on Ricasso, if not, private purchase

used by volunteers militia and colonies

more informations in this book:
Nouvel ABC, tome 3, page 131 (ABC N 1473), et dans le "British & Commonwealth Bayonets", de Skennerton et Richardson.


cordially
Didier

[ENGLISH BOB]

Hello
I made a mistake................ SORRY

it's british, 2nd model Brunswick 1848
could be stamped Enfield on Ricasso, if not, private purchase

used by volunteers militia and colonies

more informations in this book:
Nouvel ABC, tome 3, page 131 (ABC N 1473), et dans le "British & Commonwealth Bayonets", de Skennerton et Richardson.


cordially
Didier

Many thanks to you Didier,thant information is greatly appreciated
Cheers to all who took time to comment

BR
Bob

[peter monahan]

Oh, well... 'Brunswick'. So, it's really German, right?

Yep, that appears to be what it is. http://arms2armor.com/Bayonets/brit1848.htm

Good call, Didier!