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    Quote Originally Posted by Cantom View Post
    I scored a C/|\ marked 1907 parade bayonet today at the show. I have a guy who will probably buy my non C/|\ one from me for the same amount I paid...this will go perfectly with the chrome parade rifle...prices are high at Ancaster...

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    I'm glad you found one...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lee Enfield View Post
    I'm glad you found one...
    Thanks, so was I! I thought of yours immediately plus remembered you weren't letting go of it...the problem I had was my wife was with me watching me like a hawk...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cantom View Post
    Thanks, so was I! I thought of yours immediately plus remembered you weren't letting go of it...the problem I had was my wife was with me watching me like a hawk...
    While bringing a wife or partner to a gunshow can be a good gesture, it can also severely limit those "gotta have it no matter what the price is" impulse buys.

    What were you thinking man?

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    Quote Originally Posted by stencollector View Post
    While bringing a wife or partner to a gunshow can be a good gesture, it can also severely limit those "gotta have it no matter what the price is" impulse buys.

    What were you thinking man?
    I hear you ...but I have this standing thing with my wife that she's welcome to come with me whereever I go...I also have gotten her to look for stuff for me at another show and she was a useful scout in that early morning rush for bargoons...but not this time, it was so full you could barely move and as usual everyone was looking for the same stuff.

    Believe it or not, I actually got the sense that she enjoyed this show...which is a big improvement for someone that hates guns.

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    Unissued 1958 for the 1968 C1A1. Have a 1960 dated bayonet for the 1960 dated little C1.

    Can anyone give me a tutorial how to post the pics that show small, but get bigger if you click on them?

    Here's the bayo.


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    koldt,
    See part 2 of this:(click here) Pics can be directly uploaded to Milsurps, unlike CGN. Member are limited to 5 attachments per post, and 2 MB total uploads.

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    Yes, 1956 and 57 C1 bayonets do exist.
    The one with the tag is a "sealed pattern"
    56 and 57 pic's attached
    http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...g?t=1166742445
    http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...g?t=1166742571
    http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...g?t=1166742620

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    C1 1956 and 57 bayonets

    A 56 and 57 dated bayonet. The one with the tag is a sealed pattern. Sorry for posting this twice, as I do not think the first one went as planned.
    Cheers,

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    Quote Originally Posted by wheaty View Post
    Yes, 1956 and 57 C1 bayonets do exist.
    The one with the tag is a "sealed pattern"
    56 and 57 pic's attached
    http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...g?t=1166742445
    http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...g?t=1166742571
    http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...g?t=1166742620
    Ah but is a sealed pattern for the frog, bayonet, or scabbord?

    Is the sealed pattern dated?

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