Original 18th Century Indian Bhuj Fighting “Axe-Knife” with Wootz Steel Warhead & Hidden Pommel Spike Dagger - circa 1750 Gun Parts The scabbard of the SG42

The scabbard of the SG42 Bayonet is made of bakelite and a steel belt clip

belonging to Private First Class Charles N

known as the Bureau of Constabulary

We were not able to see the other side of the liner band to look for markings

The regiment took part in the Peninsula Campaign starting in 1808 in Lisbon and remained on the Campaign until 1814

Original 18th Century Indian Bhuj Fighting “Axe-Knife” with Wootz Steel Warhead & Hidden Pommel Spike Dagger - circa 1750 Gun Parts The scabbard of the SG42Original Item: One of a Kind. This is a most unusual weapon, seldom encountered on the collectors market. This is known as a "BHUJ" and originated with the Gujarat and Sindh speaking regions in Western India. They were used by armored soldiers on horseback, and are quite formidable. Our example measures 37 1 2" in overall length, and has a heavy iron shaft, which gives it quite a bit of weight. This is topped with an extraordinary BOWIE bladed warhead