English bayonet M1888 MkII. Double-edged blade, dated February 1901. Significant wear. Wooden plates with brass rivets, oiler hole on pommel. Functional pusher. Oxidation of metal parts. Leather and iron scabbard, the bolt is crushed, the blade fits entirely inside. Leather scabbard pattern 1914 without rear patelette, for troops other than infantry. Well marked W. Wood & Son Ltd and dated 1916. One serial number 118. Wear from use, patina. British Bayonet M1888 MkIIDouble-edged blade dated February 1901, showing significant wear. Wooden grips with brass rivets, oiler hole in pommel, functional press stud. Oxidized metal parts. Leather and steel scabbard with flattened chape, blade fully housed. Pattern 1914 leather frog without rear tab, marked "W. Wood & Son Ltd 1916" and stamped "118." Normal wear and patina.