Eight Lee Enfield No.4 spike bayonets, four with scabbards, to include:

MkII by Prince-Smith & Stells LTD stamped with the dispersal code N56. and number 10598 as well as number 41, also a MkII by J Stevens made after 13th March 1941 with front of socket lengthened, catch has type 3B logo with steel scabbard, the mouthpiece of zinc with "s" stamped on it for Stevens logo.

MkII with scabbard stamped No4 MkII P,S,K. for Prince Smith & Shell ltd. as well as F.F&S.L.D. LD to the right side for F. Fisher and sons,

MkII Singer stamped on the left side with No4 MkII above N67 dispersal code for Singer and N67 on the catch, the right side with broad arrow, another with scabbard stamped FF&S.LD and No 4 MkII* N30 for F. Fisher and sons Sheffield the Amercian made scabbard stamped No4 MKI.

Two further by Stevens Arms Co, Chicopee Falls Massachusetts a subsidiary of Savage arms of Utica New York, one stamped on the left No4.MkII and the Stevens logo on the release catch, the scabbard with M in a circle for Mazak and a dispersal code N64 for Sheffield.

MkII by J Stevens "Type 1 No4 MkII trademark "S" in 6mm box.

Dimensions: 26cm long