Posted: 10/2/2016 2:51:19 PM EDT
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If anyone can help me identify these two bayonets, I would appreciate it. I believe one is for an Enfield but I do not know much about bayonets, much less older/foreign ones. They were found in a foreclosure that a friend bought. Identification and possible value would be highly helpful. Thanks, DN     |
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The P-1907 Lithgow is Australian....If memory serves it was refurbed for WW-2 use which might account for the 1944 dated mangrove scabbard. .
The other is Japanese Type 30 produced by the Toyoda Jido Shokki Seisakusho (Toyoda Automatic Loom Works), under Nagoya Army Arsenal supervision. Toyoda made bayonets from 1938–1945. |
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I apologize for not uploading full pictures of the bayonets. I will work on uploading these. TIL that Toyoda (Not just a joke, but now Toyota, made bayonets and other military products ((Other than motors))) Thanks for the quick replies! Thanks, DN ETA: Here is a full picture of the bayonets previously posted:  Bonus knife: I believe this is a standard issue US Navy Kabar. Is that correct?? Thanks guys  |