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M1907 Hooked Quillon Bayonet
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04-21-2016 05:11 AM
# ADS
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I've seen ratty examples priced up to $2000, but have no idea what they sold for. It all depends on whether they're Aussie or UK
, what their markings are and what scabbard...and if they're good or not. I'd just keep hunting on Ebay and other sale forums until I establish a ball park that suits me before trying to sell.
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It looks like EFD on the ricasso, so made by Enfield with a date of December 1910. There is no oil hole in the pommel which is correct for a 1910 patt 1907 bayonet. I can't make out the cancelled marks from the pic, but the bottom one looks like A.S.H. for Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. When I was avidly collecting these, a regimental mark was always a bonus.... Both my grandfather and father served in the Argylls in WW1 and WW2 respectively and I never managed to find an A&SH Patt 1907.
Condition isn't too bad given its age. 15yrs ago a 'standard' 1907 in its scabbard would go for £60-80, whereas a hooky might be £150+ As someone suggested, have a look at current prices and add on the extra for the hooked quillon and regt. marks
Donald
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