Original U.S. Civil War Gettysburg Battlefield Recovered P-1853 British Enfield Bayonet with Federal Issue Scabbard - From Shields Battlefield Museum Receiver Top Cover Intended for close quarter combat

Intended for close quarter combat or often used as  for use as a missile

New recruits into the newly formed Royal Air Force were often issued with the olive green Army Pattern General Service Tunic

Barrel Length: 4 3/4 inches

placed on the left side of the box

or by the USGI that brought it back

Original U.S. Civil War Gettysburg Battlefield Recovered P-1853 British Enfield Bayonet with Federal Issue Scabbard - From Shields Battlefield Museum Receiver Top Cover Intended for close quarter combatOriginal Items: Only One Set Available: This is a British Pattern 1853 Bayonet housed within a standard Federal Issue Model 1855 Bayonet Scabbard (Seven Rivet). The P 1853 Enfield was used by both Union and Confederate forces at Gettysburg, which these were recovered. The Bayonet and Scabbard was formerly part of the Shields Museum, which was located in Gettysburg, PA. This was found either predating the formation of the National Military Park, or