United Kingdom. A P1888 Lee-Enfield Bayonet, Mark I, Type II, by Wilkinson, c. 1890 Auction Archive exhibiting light soiling and discolouration

exhibiting light soiling and discolouration on the lid and sides

The front is completed by a vertical row of four large black plastic buttons illustrating the Royal Australian Air Force eagle surmounted by the King's crown on the right side

illustrating a Priest of the Order in his formal vestments

including a 1939 Iron Cross and an Eastern Front Medal

displaying an opened-ended upward facing wreath with a mobile swastika at the base

United Kingdom. A P1888 Lee-Enfield Bayonet, Mark I, Type II, by Wilkinson, c. 1890 Auction Archive exhibiting light soiling and discolourationA Mark I, Type II, P1888 Lee Enfield bayonet, measuring 440 mm in total length when inserted into the scabbard. It features a 303 mm long magnetic steel blade, demonstrating a factory original tip and a sharpened blade. The ricasso is marked 11 9C and Wilkinson, London on one side, with more identifying markings on the opposite side. It features an intact short quillion and full muzzle ring that borders onto the grip, consisting of two wedges of