British Pattern 1914 Enfield P13 Bayonet in Scabbard, Remington, December 1916.
The Pattern 1913 bayonet was designed for the Pattern 1914 British service rifle. It features a straight, single-edged blade and a hilt with wooden grips. The bayonet includes a muzzle ring and a release catch to attach securely to the rifle. It was commonly issued during World War I and saw service in various conflicts.
Marked on one side of the ricasso “Remington ’12’ 16”, and “1913”.
Blade length: 433mm
Overall length: 560mm
Condition: Very good






























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