Designed for use with the Webley double action revolver, using the front sight as a mounting lug and propping against the barrel hinge for additional support. Both feature a "T" cross-section flat spine blade secured to the metal hilt with a staked hexagonal nut, a cross guard marked "PATENT No. 17143/16" and "W.W.G./(elephant)" on the right side, and a blued steel sheath. 1) Brass hilted bayonet, 12 3/4 inches overall with an 8 3/8 inch blade, numbered "147" on the guard. 2) Steel hilted bayonet, 12 3/8 inches overall with an 8 1/8 inch blade, casehardened hilt finish, and "101" on the guard. Many replicas were made of the brass handled variant, but writer does not recall ever seeing a casehardened steel hilt variant replica, but will not form an opinion either way, so we will offer this lot as you see it.

Very good. Both show some tiny cracking of the blades near the bases, with mild handling marks overall. #1 shows a nice mustard patina on the hilt, while #2 retains 60% plus original bright case color.