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Old 24th April 2019, 01:09 PM   #1
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Feeling very pleased with myself , having picked up this Manding dagger made from a British Pattern 1888 bayonet blade . The maker Sanderson is visible on the ricasso as is the cypher of King Edward VII.
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Old 24th April 2019, 05:49 PM   #2
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Looks like the queens crown to me.
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Awesome example! Just a case of nothing being wasted in the right hands!
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Awesome example! Just a case of nothing being wasted in the right hands!
absolutely right !
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I mean Elizabeth.
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Very nice
May be of some interest
a Mandingo knife cut in a 19th c. Spanish blade REY...
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I mean Elizabeth.
ha ha ... no , its a typical Kings crown as used by all the kings of Britain in the 20th C . You can also see the issue date of 1902 on the ricasso and of course the unmistakable profile of the 1888 Pattern bayonet as used on the Lee Metford and Long Lee Enfield rifles.
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Looks like the queens crown to me.
its her son Edward VII 1901-1910 ... you can see crown over 'ER' . Some of these bayonets do have a Victorian crown over VR of course but as they were made from 1888- 1904 some have the Edwardian cypher.
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