1907 pattern bayonet hooked quillon

[westend]

Can anyone let me know what these go for these days and any ideas on the best way of selling.Condition is good with a good point and leather metal tipped scabbard.Manufacturer is Sanderson and the date seems to be 12 '09.Thanks Westend

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[RCS]

Also been attempting to find the value of my Wilkinson 5 '09 with the hooked quillon too. My scabbard is marked AC '11 (A. Cooper Birmingham). I think around $500 to $600 US and if a Lithgow alot more!Attachment 25042Attachment 25041

[A square 10]

im not parting with mine for that - they were $650 for a nice example a few years ago , i wont even think of selling mine for under $750 and thats if i should be persuaded [not likely]

[John Sukey (Deceased)]

Mine is marked to the Highand light Infantry and it ain't for sale either

[RCS]

My is also marked, DT R.383 but not quite certain as to the unit

[bigduke6]

My is also marked, DT R.383 but not quite certain as to the unit

DT = The Dorsetshire Regiment, the " R " stands for Reserve. the number is the weapon number.

[bigduke6]

One that I,m keeping quillion marked to 4 MAN ( 4th Batt Manchester Regiment) unless someone wants to swap for a Liverpool marked quillion.

[Paddyofurnitur]

I have a hooked quillion P07 Lee Enfield bayonet marked for the Coldstream Guards but still looking for the correct scabbard. A No1 MkI scabbard with internal chape or a No1 MkII with external chape (rounded ends on chape and locket and preferably without rivets in the locket showing).

Paddy

[fergs]

i saw a Lithgow hooked quillion go on evil bay for around $2500 just a day ago, sometimes i think some people have more money than cents! lol
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Fergs