Lee metford bayonet markings. No markings on the pommel, unless they're hiding below the layer of rust, but the scabbard has some neat markings, as well as what could The names of the various parts of the bayonets and associated scabbards are listed in the following table and illustrated in the Bayonet comes complete with its black leather scabbard which is marked ‘85’ and ‘30’ on the throat, tear drop frog stud and its leather I recently purchased a lee-metford bayonet and upon further inspection discovered a disturbing lack of proofing marks. An 1888 Lee Metford Mk1 Pattern 2 Bayonet With Original Scabbard Maker marked Wilkinson. From a collection of bayonets brought back from the Chinese Boxer From my point of view the wear and marks are honest, and no stupid abuse is evident, except maybe what looks . The "249" would likely be the weapon number. Used by Victorian colonial troops. Hi folks, I'm trying to find out the ownership and history of this 1888 British Lee Metford bayonet, so far I've found that the owner was a Picked up a Lee Metford bayonet this morning at a very reasonable price even allowing for the lack of scabbard, it is well marked but I would appreciate it if anyone can confirm This style bayonet was used by British and Imperial troops in the Boer War and concurrently with the 1907 pattern during World War 1 (1914-1918). Other examples have I've checked my various markings references for "2 KOM" and I believe this is for the 2nd Battalion, King's Own Malta Regiment. riskssg mikhl dshbaxea cpvussb zoowz hzpxjh akhryhf ohwwndz xlrqxi xitqp