Original 1907 Lee Enfield Bayonet stamped Sanderson

Original 1907 Lee Enfield Bayonet for the No1 SMLE rifle

1907 Bayonet and scabbard in good condition Stamped with makers name SANDERSON

• Sanderson Bros & Newbould Ltd Newhall Road Sheffield 
• Sanderson had many contracts to supply the 1907 bayonet during WW1 to the British Army 

Found in an Army depot we have a selection of 1907 bayonets available all are original military issue from WW1 .

In Full  Working Order and will fit on to No1 Enfield rifle, blades and overall condition have been inspected and selected, there will be signs of age and use in the blade and  on leather scabbard as these are 100 years old complete with an original leather scabbard

Dates and stamps vary but we cannot pick out a “ good one “ or specific date sorry

Please Note. The bayonet and Scabbard will need a clean and polish, they have been in storage for 70 years

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