Original Set of Two British Victorian P-1856 Yataghan Sword Bayonets Modified for Later Service Spanish American War the British conceded to the

the British conceded to the Boers £3 million for restocking and repairing farm lands and promised eventual self-government (that was finally granted in 1907)

The average loss rate for the 40 Bomb Groups was 1 bomber per 88 sorties

and is marked on the receiver: MANUFACTURE D'ARMES St-Étienne Mle 1866

Its swivel ramrod from which the swivel connector is missing ensured that the shooter did not drop his ramrod "over the side" when confronting his very angry prey

The inside of the jacket is clearly ink marked F6295 (which stands for Fisher

Original Set of Two British Victorian P-1856 Yataghan Sword Bayonets Modified for Later Service Spanish American War the British conceded to theOriginal Items: Only One Set of Two Available. Several years ago IMA acquired a large bayonet collection from a very enthusiastic European collector. Some of these we have decided to sell in small groups, giving starting collectors a great chance to pick up a few bayonets to get started with collecting. This lovely set of British bayonets began their service lives as P 1856 Yataghan Saber bayonets, originally made to fit the "2 Band" P 1853 Enfield