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THBPATTERN 1800 BAKER RIFLE SWORD BAYONET Designed by Birmingham cutler Henry Osborn, the P1800 sword bayonet for Baker P1800 rifles ...
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LiveOct 19, 2019
Inaugural Sale of the Mars and Neptune Trust Nadeau's Auction Gallery info@nadeausauction.com
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PATTERN 1800 BAKER RIFLE SWORD BAYONET Designed by Birmingham cutler Henry Osborn, the P1800 sword bayonet for Baker P1800 rifles (also called First Pattern or Type I by collectors) had a short period of production. This example is 27 in. L overall and features a 22 1/2 in. L x 1 1/4 in. W straight blade with a "spear-point" tip, with a false edge to the front of the blade measuring 5 1/2 in. It has a brass stirrup-hilt, with a square shape to the knuckle-guard rather than the rounded or D-shaped one found on Pattern 1801 bayonets. The cast-brass grip is grooved or channeled and has a slight swell in the center, with three thinner grooves running down its length on both sides, creating a cross-hatch pattern. The left side of the grip has a deep slot cut into it for mounting it to the bar of the rifle, while a steel spring is screwed into a similar notch cut into the top of the grip, its release button protruding from the bottom. The right face of the blade has as 'crown/2' inspection mark stamped on it just clear of the side guard or langet of the hilt, while the contractor's name is stamped on the spine of the blade near the ricasso: 'DAWES / BIRMM'. It has been stated (Bailey 2002) that the first Ordnance contract for sword bayonets with S&J Dawes was in 1805, so it is most likely that this hilt had a replacement blade added to it at some time in its service period and no later, as the peened tang of the blade bears an engraved "issue mark upon it: 'R / 285'. Very good condition overall.All lots are sold "AS IS" The condition of lots can vary widely and are unlikely to be in a perfect condition. *No credit card payments will be accepted for silver, gold, or jewelry from buyers that have not purchased from our gallery in the past.
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