111. ALL-METAL BAYONET FOR GERMAN MAUSER. L. 17"
In metal sheath. No marks. Rare.
112. GERMAN WORLD WAR BAYONET. L. 15-1/2"
In leather sheath.
113. GERMAN SAWTOOTH BAYONET. L. 15-1/2"
Marks indecipherable except "Solingen". These bayonets were exhibited in this country during the War as an evidence of German atrocity, but they were in reality intended for wire-cutting. Only one was issued to each squad of infantry. For this reason they are comparatively rare.
114. BRITISH NAVAL DIRK. XVIII CENT. L. 17"
Fine condition, leather sheath, ivory handle, engraved blade, lion-masque pommel. Claimed to have seen service in voyages against John Paul "Jones." Called by the British "The Great Pirate."
115. MORNING STAR OR BATTLE FLAIL. XV CENT. L. 38"
Large spiked ball, linked by a ten-inch chain to a wooden shaft. A fine piece and rare. From Austin Collection.