Canadian Arsenals No. 4 Mk. II bayonet
Article about: Hello everyone Not sure if one of these has been posted on the forum before. No. 4 Mk. II bayonets in the 1950's by Canadian Arsenals Ltd., formally known as Longbranch as indicated by the A
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Hi, how can you tell it is 1950s and not WW2?
Cheers
Harry
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The Canadian WW2 Longbranch marking is B superimposed on L.
Post war the factory was renamed Canadian Arsenals and the marking is A within C which is the tiny making under the No. 4 Mk. II marking in the original pics.
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