Original U.S. Revolutionary War Crude Bladed Screw Socket Bayonet Royal Air Force This Victorian-era infantry officer's sword

This Victorian-era infantry officer's sword features a single fullered etched blade and beautiful gothic style hilt in gilt brass

This particular Chapter being located in Frankfurt an de Oder on the Polish frontier

The regiment scarcely emerged from the Wilderness before

and even are still have the maker mark from

Original U.S. Revolutionary War Crude Bladed Screw Socket Bayonet Royal Air Force This Victorian-era infantry officer's swordOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a very interesting Revolutionary War era socket bayonet which has what is called a screw socket where the bayonet is affixed to the musket with a screw on the side. There is a small hole in the side of the socket. The blade on this example is truly a blade, differing from bayonets of the period. The blade is roughly 10 long with an overall length of 12, one of the smallest bayonets from this period weve seen. The