No4 Mk2 bayonet with MK3 plastic scabbard (original)
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Original WW2 issue spike bayonet to fit the no4 lee Enfield rifle with the MKIII plastic scabbard
- No4 Mk 2 Spike socket bayonet
- Mk III Plastic Scabbard with Mazak alloy throat
This MKIII plastic scabbard was made at the beginning of the war around 1941/42 in the USA and was mainly issued to Canadian troops, it is estimated that only about 150,000 were only made as apposed to over 2 million of the steel MkI's and that was just UK production.
Both items are Original pieces
Original WW2 issue spike bayonet to fit the no4 lee Enfield rifle with the MKIII plastic scabbard
- No4 Mk 2 Spike socket bayonet
- Mk III Plastic Scabbard with Mazak alloy throat
This MKIII plastic scabbard was made at the beginning of the war around 1941/42 in the USA and was mainly issued to Canadian troops, it is estimated that only about 150,000 were only made as apposed to over 2 million of the steel MkI's and that was just UK production.
Both items are Original pieces
| Weight (g) | 2001.00 |
|---|---|
| Restricted Product? | Yes |
| Affiliation | British |
| Service | Army |
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