British Snider Enfield Sword Bayonet With Scabbard and Frog Unit Marked GGFG

The British Snider Enfield Sword Bayonet with Scabbard and Frog Unit Marked GGFG is a notable artifact from military history. Originally used alongside the British .577 Snider-Enfield rifle, it exemplifies the soldier’s weaponry of the late 19th century. The marking GGFG signifies its attachment to the Governor General’s Foot Guards, thereby providing it substantial historical significance. Made of hardened, high-quality steel, the bayonet features a long, double-edged blade with a Yataghan curve, suitable for both slashing and thrusting actions. The accompanying black leather scabbard includes a frog, used to carry the bayonet on a belt for easy accessibility. Apart from its functional design, the piece showcases the classic British military aesthetics, making it an important object for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. This is a genuine piece, not a reproduction, further enhancing its value and authenticity.