A group of three bayonets, 19th to 20th century,

comprising a British No.5 mark II jungle carbine bayonet with scabbard and frog, the blade of compact form, the steel socket with locking mechanism and release catch, designed for the No.5 ‘jungle carbine’ rifle, complete with its steel scabbard and webbing frog, together with a Swiss Model 1918 bayonet (Neuhausen) with scabbard, the single-edged, fullered blade stamped at the ricasso ‘waffenfabrik neuhausen’, the steel hilt with wooden grip scales secured by rivets and fitted with a straight crossguard and muzzle ring, the crosspiece stamped ‘549421’, complete with its black-painted steel scabbard, and a Czechoslovak vz. 24 bayonet with scabbard, the single-edged, fullered blade, the steel hilt with wooden grip scales secured by rivets and fitted with a straight crossguard and muzzle ring, the pommel with push-button release, complete with its black-painted steel scabbard, the frog stud stamped ‘tgf’

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British No5 mark II jungle carbine bayonet with scabbard, blade 20.2cm long, total 32cm long,

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Condition Report:

British No5 mark II jungle carbine bayonet with scabbard) blade 20.2cm long, total 32cm long, with oil residue to the blade.

Swiss Model 1918 bayonet with scabbard) blade 30cm long, total 45cm long, blade with oil residue.

Czechoslovak vz. 24 bayonet with scabbard) blade 30cm long, 44.5cm long, blade with oil residue.

Each with knocks and wear.