Spanish bayonets are blades adapted to fit the muzzle end of a rifle
and used as a weapon in close combat. They were initially made with a
handle that required to be fitted into the bore of the musket after the
soldier had fired. Spanish bayonets are available in a number of
variations, the basic model comprising of: wood grips, held on by two
flush screw/nut sets; short crossguard, no muzzle-ring; steel pommel
with push-button/internal-spring latch arrangement.They are made by using the contemporary skills passed down from centuries and their usage is confined to as decorative items for homes & offices, for ceremonial purposes and for collectors.
