Original WWII Australian P1907 SMLE Bayonet Dated 1945 with Scabbard by Lithgow Armory British Documents & Books and the ejector is still

and the ejector is still functional

as similar devices were used on early cars to get animals to move out of the way

SCAP also sought to empower previously marginalized groups that it believed would have a moderating effect on future militarism

and it does not appear that it was "double marked" with a maker logo

and also a few cracks

Original WWII Australian P1907 SMLE Bayonet Dated 1945 with Scabbard by Lithgow Armory British Documents & Books and the ejector is stillOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an interesting Australian manufactured P 1907 Bayonet for the No. 1 MkIII Enfield rifle, often called the SHT. LE, SMLE, S. M. L. E., "Smelly" etc. This example was produced in Australia during WWII, with an original blade length of 17 inches. The Japanese forces in the Pacific still used longer bayonets, so the British, like the U. S. forces, kept the longer bayonets. The blade markings on this example are