This is a one of a kind collectible British Navy Brunswick P-1837 Bayonet featuring a solid brass hilt with a decoratively etched knuckle guard, a powerful symbol of British colonial-era military strength, this mid-19th century weapon blends functionality with intricate detailing.
The blade is engraved at the base with a partial 3-digit serial (possibly “212”), indicating its issuance during active service. While the original scabbard is no longer present, the bayonet itself is intact and exhibits minimal wear—an exceptional example of British military craftsmanship.
Features:
Mid-19th century British Brunswick P-1837 Bayonet
Solid brass hilt with etched full knuckle guard
Designed for the Brunswick percussion two-groove rifle
Partial serial engraving at base of blade (appears to be "212")
No scabbard included
Beautifully preserved with clear field wear and craftsmanship
Dimensions:
Approx. 26" L x 3.75" W
Provenance: From a private arms collection of a retired French-American museum curator and historical arms expert. Collector requested anonymity.
Condition: Well-preserved and close to original condition. Minimal wear with all parts functional and intact. A fine museum-quality piece of British colonial military history.
