Original British WWI Royal Air Force Propeller Clamp - War Department Marked - Circa 1918 Display Guns & Parts Sets From our Nepal purchase of

From our Nepal purchase of 2003 this is the only Sapper's and Miner's Bayonet we have found still with the matching original brass mounted leather scabbard

The Lee-Enfield was the standard issue weapon to rifle companies of the British Army and other Commonwealth nations in both the First and Second World Wars (these Commonwealth nations included Canada

Collins certainly would have been named the commander

However the rest of the knife/sword is exactly as a Pesh-kabz should be

Original British WWI Royal Air Force Propeller Clamp - War Department Marked - Circa 1918 Display Guns & Parts Sets From our Nepal purchase ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. We have never seen one of these before and frankly never expect to again. This takes one way back to the birth of flying, the time of bi planes and wooden propellers. In fact to the close of World War One. On April 1st 1918, the ROYAL FLYING CORPS became the ROYAL AIR FORCE. A new fresh era had opened, but it took 20 years, all through the 1920's and 1930's for the Science of flying to be developed just before WWII.