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uk 1888 mkii | |||||
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1888 MkII as used in SA by 2 inf and stamped as such
Pommel stamp on 1888 |
1907 australian | |||||
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Australian made 1907
Lithgow makers marks |
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Enfield made 1907 stamped for South African service
South African made frog with 1941 date. |
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South African pommel mark and MA ricasso stamps
Australian markings on ricasso and scabbard. Grips are SLAZ 41, blade is MA 42 and scabbard is Mangrovite 43 |
1907 sap marked | |||||
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Australian made 1907 pattern bayonet
SAP for South African Police issue
South African made Frog from 1942 |
1907 SAR made | |||||
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South African Railways made UK1907 pattern bayonet
SAR marking on the ricasso , and South African army acceptance stamp on the frog. It is thought the P stamp is for Police. |
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AECO Made version. South African made 1907's are little know outside South Africa and are not common |
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Australian made 1907 pattern bayonet
SAP for South African Police issue
South African made Frog from 1942
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uk no9 | |||||
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UK Mk9 knife blade issued to SA forces blade still has original grease cover (not rust) |
no9 with uzi blade | |||||
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A true No 9 South African with UZI style blade |
r4 | |||||
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R4 bayonet, a modification of the FN FAL to fit the Gallil series of assault rifles, this is possibly the rarest of the production versions with only 1000 reputedly made
Modification consists of a new locking method using an extended bar locking approximately half way down the tube. Note South African acceptance mark on the "pommel"
A steel sleeve in the tube covers the flash ports in the original tube |
uzi | |||||
991 |
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UZI |
fn fal type B - m1 | |||||
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M1 bayonet for the FN FAL rifle. similar blades are used by many FAL users
South Africa Police stamp |
fn fal type c - R1 | |||||
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R1 bayonet. This is the tubular version of the FN FAL bayonet, again similar blades are used by many countries
Military acceptance mark |