1867/70 Remington 

 Ricasso stamp

Comparison of Remington Hilt with French Chassepot hilt 

1867/70 Remington. with Arabic script

on both sides of bayonet

and on the pommel

Remington slot without chamfer found on the French 1866 Chassepot. Note B  in slot, significance of this is not yet known

Snider bayonet, found with two different muzzle rings and with both forward and reward facing Quillions, blade is a Yataghan style. Scabbard is brass mounted leather. These bayonets are often quoted as Confederate Slab side bayonet but are from a period after the end of the American Civil war.

Snider bayonet, this is the smaller muzzle ring variation with a diameter of 19.8mm.  There are no marks on this bayonet. Grips are two brass grips riveted to a steel cross guard. Examples can be found with PDL made blades

These bayonets are often quoted as Confederate Slab side bayonet but are from a period after the end of the American Civil war.

Snider bayonet large muzzle ring variation with a diameter of  22.5mm. There are no marks on this bayonet. Grips are two brass grips riveted to a steel cross guard. Examples can be found with PDL made blades, this one has only a C mark on the ricasso

UK 1876 modified to fit a Lee Enfield 303

Scabbard is brown leather with brass mounts

Egyptian markings on the blade

Egyptian markings on the blade two faces are marked

Bushed socket to fit 303

UK markings on the top of the blade

Remington Yataghan modified to fit 303 rifle

Conversion for Enfield rifle involved sectioning the original cross guard and fitting a new section with the new muzzle ring

German manufacturer mark

1914, as 1867 with a new made crossguard for the 303 rifle, many of thes are marked for police use but this one only has the pommel marks in Arabiec

Ricasso marks on 1907 show it to be new made in 1928 by Sanderson and blued to old original style not UK style of period

1949 FN made by Belgium 

Hilt markings on FN blade 

Matching numbers and milk chocolate grips

Hakim as Swedish Mauser with wooden grips