Brown Bess Socket Bayonet made by John Gill / SOLD

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Brown Bess Socket Bayonet made by John Gill – Inventory Number: BAY 160 / SOLD This is a British Land Pattern Brown Bess Bayonet socket bayonet for the Brown Bess musket used during the Napoleonic Wars of 1793 – 1815.   John Gill was a contractor for the British Army who worked from 1808 – 1828.   The bayonet has a blade length of 16 inches and an overall length of 20.5 inches.   The bayonet is in good, solid overall condition, very nice original bayonet.     Inventory Number: BAY 160 / SOLD

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Close-up of a weathered Brown Bess Socket Bayonet made by John Gill, showing "JOHN. GILL" stamped on its metal surface.
The Brown Bess Socket Bayonet by John Gill features a metal cylindrical mount and a long, straight tapered blade, displayed against a white background.
Close-up of a weathered Brown Bess Socket Bayonet by John Gill, showing visible rust and the inscription "URH. GH" on its surface.
A close-up of a Brown Bess Socket Bayonet made by John Gill, showing its rusted, hollow cylindrical end with a rectangular slot and curved handle.
A close-up of a Brown Bess Socket Bayonet made by John Gill, featuring its cylindrical form and rectangular extension, set against a white background. This item has been SOLD.
A close-up of a Brown Bess Socket Bayonet made by John Gill, showing its cylindrical section and angled joint, with visible rust and wear, set against a white background. This item is SOLD.
Close-up of a Brown Bess Socket Bayonet made by John Gill, featuring a rusted metal cylindrical socket and right-angle bend, shown against a white background.
The Brown Bess Socket Bayonet by John Gill features a cylindrical socket and long, straight blade designed to attach to the muzzle of a rifle.
A Brown Bess Socket Bayonet made by John Gill, featuring a rusted triangular metal blade with a cylindrical socket, is displayed on a white background.

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