1937 Lee Enfield 1907 Bayonet Frog Tan by Kay Canvas
The 1937 webbing bayonet frog was made to carry the 1907 bayonet that was issued with the No1 Enfield. The No1 Enfield dated back to WW1 but was still carried by many British Army BEF soldiers in France in 1939 when they retreated back to Dunkirk 1940.
IThe 1907 sword bayonet was latter replaced by the spike bayonet that fitted onto the No4 Enfield but this frog continued to be issued and was modified with a small hole cut in the webbing to fit the stud of a spike bayonet in.
No1 lee Enfield 1907 sword bayonet webbing Frog
The 1937 webbing bayonet frog was made to carry the 1907 bayonet that was issued with the No1 Enfield. The No1 Enfield dated back to WW1 but was still carried by many British Army BEF soldiers in France in 1939 when they retreated back to Dunkirk 1940.
IThe 1907 sword bayonet was latter replaced by the spike bayonet that fitted onto the No4 Enfield but this frog continued to be issued and was modified with a small hole cut in the webbing to fit the stud of a spike bayonet in.
Kay Canvas webbing is closely matched to an original set of webbing which was issued during WW2. To ensure a high standard of accuracy it has colour matched to an original set of 1937 webbing.
The Kay Canvas webbing is a tight weave like the original and is still made on an old BIC factory machine that has been lovingly kept alive after 100 Years. The brass fittings on Kay Canvas webbing sets are die stamped and the press studs have the same pattern as an original WW2.
| Weight (g) | 60.00 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Kay Canvas |
| Restricted Product? | No |
| Affiliation | British |
