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Bruce Gilbert 03-06-11 12:26

ID please on this bayonet and binoculars
 
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Greetings from NSW Australia.

My local RSL has been given an old bayonet and an old pair of binoculars.

We think they are WW1 - can anyone provide information on these 2 items.

Thanks

Gloucester RSL Sub Branch.

Marc van Aalderen 03-06-11 12:47

Bruce,

Still no pics!

Cheers,

Bruce Gilbert 03-06-11 12:50

Thanks Marc

I can't find the 'attach image' function :giveup! can you point me to it please.

Thanks

Bruce

hrpearce 03-06-11 13:04

Bruce, Click on "manage attachments" under the text box, then click on brouse find picture on your computer and double click on it then click on upload, you can do this five times per post. You may have to resize your pictures to suit the forum. :cheers:

Bruce Gilbert 03-06-11 13:08

Thanks robert

The piccies won't upload due to their size - 2.11 mb. Does the MLU forum have a re-sizing function?

Bruce

hrpearce 03-06-11 13:35

You will have to resize them on your computer, you can do this by editing in paint. My computer came with an inage resizer installed all I do is right click on a picture and click on resize then size it to suit. This may be able to be downloded if you look in the right place. hope this is of some help.

Bruce Gilbert 03-06-11 13:39

Thanks Robert.

Sadly, I don't have 'paint', but used 'www.resize.it' to shrink. Do the 3 images that I loaded display ok?


Bruce

hrpearce 03-06-11 13:44

Yes Bruce I just right clicked on them, opened in a new window and zoomed to 200% and they are clear. :thup:

Bruce Parker (RIP) 04-06-11 00:08

Japanese Arisaka bayonet, and if the binoculars are from the same place, probably Japanese too.

Bob McNeill 04-06-11 10:44

tooth pick
 
Looks to me to be a Mk1 #3 quillion bayonet from ww1, most had hook removed, a good clean around end of blade and hook should show maker and if lucky the rifle it was issued to.

rob love 04-06-11 12:23

I thought it might have been an Enfield bayonet with quillion as well, but the end of the quillion is wide like an Arisaka i am with Bruce on his one. The two types of bayonets do appear similar.


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