Welcome to WW2Buyer.com
David Mattey of WW2Buyer.com
is a conscientious dealer with over 40 years experience in the purchase and sale of Medals ,Decorations , Arms and Militaria.
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David who has worked from his high street premises for the last twenty years acts as buyer to city investment groups ,Advanced collectors and the premier specialist websites.
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David believes that investors are happy to pay a premium for expertise, research and unconditionally guaranteed exhibits.
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WW2Buyer.com are engaged in the purchase of Allied And Axis Uniforms ,Daggers,Medals, Awards, Orders, Decorations and associated “Militaria.
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If you believe you have already obtained a fair offer David welcomes the opportunity of offering a confidential second opinion.
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Call or e-mail davidmatteybuyer@gmail.com today for free advice and valuations.
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please feel free to use the contact form provided.
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Our offers and valuations both free of charge and confidential.
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If you have by your own research, established an asking price or obtained bids from other parties.
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Please include offers in your communications.
WW2Buyer.com are not in the business of haggling if we can see modest margin we will advance payment today.
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Before consigning militaria for sale by auction please be aware that 35%-44% of the total paid by the buyer will be lost to the auctioneer. If you have obtained suggested reserve figures from auctioneers
WW2Buyer.comwill pay 100% of these immediately.
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The 1907 pattern bayonet first active saw service at the start of the First world war or the Great War as it was known at the time .
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The Pattern 1907 bayonet was developed for British Army use after the introduction of the Short, Magazine Lee Enfield Rifle.
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It was decided to introduce a long ‘sword’ bayonet, as the existing Pattern 1888 and 1903 bayonets were not considered to offer sufficient ‘reach’ in combination with the new ‘short’ rifle.
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Experiments were made with bayonets based on Japanese, US and French models, with the former eventually being selected. Initially the Pattern 1907 featured a hooked quillon, but this was removed from October 1913.
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The Pattern 1907 remained in front-line service until 1945 (even later in the hands of Australian and Indian forces). The only further changes made in its manufacture was the addition of a cleaning hole in the pommel from 1916 onwards and shaped frog stud replacing the original round domed button style.
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WW1 Bayonet prices have remained steady in the case of the WW1 Bayonet prices .