Was This 1915 Lithgow Bayonet A Hooked Quillion Model? Should I Refurb Or Conserve?

[bigduke6]

Not Sure when Lithgow stopped with the Quillion, have seen 1914 made ones, which was a year after the UK stopped production, if you take the grips of you could weld a quillion on, lot easier than making a full knew one.

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[Melanie_Daniels]

Not Sure when Lithgow stopped with the Quillion, have seen 1914 made ones, which was a year after the UK stopped production, if you take the grips of you could weld a quillion on, lot easier than making a full knew one.

Lithgow made hooked quillon bayonets still in 1915 - and the highest serial number I found is over 50000. So it was a hooked quillon with a serial number over 20000.

[TheAlpineWolf]

Hi Melanie_Daniels,
Thanks for the info! So what's the rarity of a piece like this today if it was still in original condition?
Best regards,
Sam.