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Great Britain, World War I. Model 1913 bayonet without an oil hole, manufactured in the U.S. for Britain for Enfield P-1914, P14, or 303 No. 3 MKI rifles, without a scabbard. All metal parts feature a rust-speckled oxidized bronze finish. Wooden grips with two transverse grooves. Markings on the blade heel: “1913,” “10,” “17 ," and "REMINGTON" on one side; on the other side, "US" markings; the others are illegible. In its original condition as found, never previously part of a collection. 55 cm (Blade 43 cm). (Signs of wear and age; in fairly good condition).
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