Original British Second Pattern P-1848 Brunswick Rifle Bayonet By Enfield dated 1849 with CSA Marking Scandinavian Militaria Typical small size "high-front" holster

Typical small size "high-front" holster

Simply a great example of a Gurkha Snider Rifle

the German Army Air Service possessed a total of 2

relieving the 2nd Division on 5 July

and it remained in use AND being manufactured for many years after WW2

Original British Second Pattern P-1848 Brunswick Rifle Bayonet By Enfield dated 1849 with CSA Marking Scandinavian Militaria Typical small size "high-front" holsterOriginal item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a second pattern British made P 1848 Brunswick bayonet, with the classic ribbed brass handle and straight cross guard. It has an impressive 22 inch long double edged blade, which swells slightly towards the end, and has a small fuller on each side. Overall length is about 27 inches on this very nice example. Many of these bayonets were imported to the United States during the civil war,