P37 frog

[The woodpecker]

Hi mates!Few hours ago I realized that my collection lacks a simple but important item,a ww2 dated p37 frog.I found this few minutes ago.Is OK to fit my No4 MkII* bayonet because I was told by a friend that these were used to hang the WW1 british bayonet(I dont remember the name of the bayonet at the moment)?Many Thanks for your time and help

[lithgow]

For the P07 bayonet-see below pic-this is for the SMLE/No.1 Mk III Rifle-the No.4 uses the spike type.

[douglas2496]

Yes this is the frog for the 1907 pattern bayonet. I have just tried fitting a no.4 spike bayonet into one of these and it goes in, but is not a very good fit, its rather loose.

[The woodpecker]

Yes,you are right but my question is about the frog.I have seen some No4 bayonets at this type of frog

[The woodpecker]

Ok Douglas,Thanks.So can you recomend me the right frog?

[lithgow]

See these for various No.4 bayos.

[douglas2496]

Well this is my one. It seems to just be a 1907 pattern bayonet frog with a slit cut to accept the spike bayonet stud. I know there is also a leather tab that is designed to adapt the 1907 pattern frog to fit the spike bayonet, but I dont have one of those. There are several other types spike bayonet frog as well.

[The woodpecker]

Mates your stuff is wonderful but I cant manage to find a site or anything that sells one of these frogs.Any ideas?Thanks again

[lithgow]

I know people here that sell it but Australia is a long way from Greece-there must be someone there who sells it-your country used the rifles for many years as did other European countries-try asking Adrian S.

[The woodpecker]

Lithgow I can find p37 frogs at the flea markets but they are post war Greek copies.I will ask Ade.Thanks for the help