Bayonets - Antique, Original Bayonets

This is the Brazilian manufactured variant of the German Mauser contract of 1908 Mauser knife bayonet; it was designed to fit the Mauser 7mm rifles purchased by the Brazilian government from Germany. German-made variants bear German manufacture's stamps (such as Weyersberg-Kirschbaum, Simson, and Coppel.
Overall length in scabbard is ~17-5/8"; overall length out of scabbard is ~16-7/8"; hilt length is ~5-1/4" (not including blade-breaker quillon); blade length is ~11-3/4" by ~1" wide by ~1/4" thick. Blade is unsharpened; fullered groove is ~6-3/8" in length.
Wood grips (crack in left grip, see images); steel pommel and crossguard with hooked quillon; serial #14745 on right side of guard.
The scabbard is of black leather body with sheet-rolled-steel throat and drag (with ball finial).
Very good condition overall.

This is a sword bayonet manufactured from the period of 1856 to about 1878. Typically British in design in that it has pressed-leather grips, "cock's-comb" upper finial, will lower "button" finial.
These are attached by fitting the "muzzle-ring" over the barrel muzzle, and fastening the pommel to a bar (lug) on the barrel or lug on a steel band. This example attaches to a bar on the barrel. The main difference between the P1858 and the P1856 is: the 1856 attaches to a bar (or lug) on the barrel and has a muzzle ring in which the inner diameter is in line with the tang of the blade; the 1858 attaches to a bar on a barrel-band and has a muzzle ring in which the inner diameter stands off about 1/8" above the blade tang (about 1/4" above the blade back edge).
Metal furniture is iron (steel); latch is of external spring-steel type with integral push-button; grips are of black pressed-leather.
These were designed to fit the .577" caliber Enfield "2-band" Rifled Infantry Short-Muskets of the period.
Blade length is about 22-1/2" and muzzle ring diameter is ~7/8" (internal).
Scabbards were black leather with sheet steel throat and drag (scabbard not included with this offering).
These bayonets were popular with North and South during the American Civil War.
Overall good condition with scattered light pitting and slightly shrunken leather grips. No scabbard.

British No.1 MkIII SMLE Rifle Bayonet, Pattern 1907. Good condition with scabbard. Some olive drab paint remains on the hilt and blade ricasso (see images). This is a British Pattern 1907 Sword Bayonet manufacture for the WWI/WWII-era Short Magazine Lee-Enfield [SMLE] No.1 MkIII series of .303 rifles.
Overall length out of scabbard is ~21-7/8"; hilt length is ~4-7/8"; blade length is ~17" by ~15/16" wide by ~1/4" thick (at ricasso). Blade is sharpened; fullered groove is ~12-7/8" in length. Wood grips; steel pommel and crossguard; pommel is stamped with a variety of numbers and perhaps a unit designation that has been "canceled".
Blade is stamped with various issue dates - from what appears to be '09 to '36. Wilkinson manufacturer.
NOTE: No scabbard
Good condition overall.