Original U.S. Civil War Era Grouping of 3 Pattern 1853 Enfield Socket Bayonets Turned Into Tabletop Decoration U.S. Holsters including the Models 1894 and

including the Models 1894 and 1896—commonly referred to as Swedish Mausers—the Model 1895

and then it saw further service as evidenced by wear

and original keeper loop is intact

1/Lt James Pickett

the same size as the standard British Muskets of the line in the 18th and early 19th centuries

Original U.S. Civil War Era Grouping of 3 Pattern 1853 Enfield Socket Bayonets Turned Into Tabletop Decoration U.S. Holsters including the Models 1894 andOriginal Item: Only One Available. These bayonets met their end as a result of dealers having overflowing stocks of a single item. In order to sell them, they had to get creative. This is a classic example of a dealer having way too many items in stock and trying to figure out a way to make them go away. Such was Francis Bannerman's & Co's. dilemma back in the day. While we do not know if this is from Bannerman, the same applies. The decor was made