Original British East India Company Brown Bess Socket Bayonet Hand Select:No The leather rim is mostly

The leather rim is mostly intact

Butts was killed

deep and with a majority of the frosted background

which resulted in his inability to relieve Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown

Original British East India Company Brown Bess Socket Bayonet Hand Select:No The leather rim is mostlyOriginal item. Very few avialable. Received out of Kathmandu, Nepal, these are early Socket Bayonets made by The British East India Company in British India in the 18th. Century. Each bears the remains of the E. I. C.'s heart logo under the number 4, which was in fact intended to represent a disguised Christian Cross. Each blade is stamped with an Indian Arsenal mark from whatever manufacturing plant it originated from. Original as found, very