The M1917 bayonet was identical to the British Pattern 1913 … The Lee–Enfield is a bolt-action, magazine-fed, repeating rifle that served as the main firearm used by the military forces of the British Empire and Commonwealth during the first half of the 20th century. Produced in 1943 this particular SMLE is likely to have seen action during the fighting to liberate Europe. After modifications, in 1899 they became the Mk I. Army combat shotguns (trench guns), serving into the 1980s. Lee Enfield British No4 MK1 'S' Mark II Bayonet, Chicopee Falls, MA USA. Here is a simple shadow board depicting the 4 most common Enfields. The M1917 rifle was nearly identical to the British Pattern 1913 rifle, so was often referred to as the Enfield. 1 is usually known as the “Jungle Carbine.” Although that was always a nickname for the model, it was never called a Jungle Carbine in official terminology.
