English Naval Cutlass or English Lead Cutter

adrian · 5th March 2024, 07:04 PM

Move that to bayonets where there are tens of thousands then a low serial number would be even rarer.

Approaching this logically no ship would have carried many hundreds of sea service muskets and bayonets and the chances of finding a low rack number on a sea service small arm in fact would be rather high as there were so many ships and craft of smaller size, carrying small numbers of small arms; many engaged in anti smuggling duties, etc. Below is such a bayonet with a low number:

5th March 2024, 07:04 PM	#8
adrian Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 118	Move that to bayonets where there are tens of thousands then a low serial number would be even rarer. Approaching this logically no ship would have carried many hundreds of sea service muskets and bayonets and the chances of finding a low rack number on a sea service small arm in fact would be rather high as there were so many ships and craft of smaller size, carrying small numbers of small arms; many engaged in anti smuggling duties, etc. Below is such a bayonet with a low number: Attached Images