Summary
White leather Bayonet Frog. Used by a soldier in the Victorian Artillery, circa 1890.
Physical Description
White leather. Two pieces of leather stitched along side edges: the loop which passes over the belt, and the front of the frog. A small buff leather strap with silver metal buckle lies across the top of the front for securing the bayonet.
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Acquisition Information
Cultural Gifts Donation from Major Edward (Ted) J. Millett, N. W. Millett, by Jun 1995
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Inscriptions
The reverse of the frog is stamped in the centre: symbol of an arrow; W ...?; three intersecting lines. An indistinct maker's mark is stamped on the reverse of the frog at the lower end.
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Overall Dimensions
26.5 (Length), 8 (Width), 3.5 (Height)
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