Isn't that very similar to the 1917 bayonet used in WWI? Used to see those in barrels at Army Surplus stores.Its an Australian 1907 bayonet made 7-1942 by the Australian Small Arms factory/ Lithgow (MA) at the Orange Arsenal (OA). The X means it passed the bend test. The broadhead arrow /I\ indicates it was government property. The number on the pommel is the rack/ serial number of the rifle the bayonet was issued with and the “C” means cancelled.
Assuming it has the issued scabbard you could probably get anywhere from $100-350 depending on the buyer and market.
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