Original Belgian made British First Pattern P-1837 Brunswick Rifle Bayonet by P.J. Malherbe of Liège Ancient 82 DIVI 504

82 DIVI 504

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Original Belgian made British First Pattern P-1837 Brunswick Rifle Bayonet by P.J. Malherbe of Liège Ancient 82 DIVI 504Original item: Only One Available. Just received from a very large old European Collection, this is a very nice example of a first pattern British P 1837 Brunswick bayonet. This example was contract made in Belgium, as indicated by the markings on the cross guard: PJ MAHLHERBE A LIGE Located at quay Saint Lonard in Lige, P. J. Malherbe was a well known manufacture of both firearms and edged weapons. The bayonet features the classic ribbed brass handle