Original Indian Late 17th - Early 18th Century Matchlock Musket Bayonet with Armor-Piercing Tip Uniforms Britain's first organized use of

Britain's first organized use of those then new "flying machines" in combat secured a place in history during the dreadful war to end all wars

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There are holes on either side added to show that it is inert

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Original Indian Late 17th - Early 18th Century Matchlock Musket Bayonet with Armor-Piercing Tip Uniforms Britain's first organized use ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a great Indian matchlock musket bayonet of really good quality, originating from the late 17th early 18th century. It is fitted with an armor piercing reinforced blade tip, very similar to those seen on Katar daggers. This example is very early and very appealing. Very few genuine early matchlock bayonets have ever been available. Most rare, in excellent condition, offered without scabbard. A great