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KS98 DRESS PARADE
ENGRAVED - BAYONETS - COMBAT SEITENGEWEHR K98 |
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ITEM : BC301 - J.Sch 1939 K98 Bayonet (
Match ) This is a first, no letter block
matching K98 service bayonet produced by a relatively rare maker
Jetter und Scherrer. Retaining all blueing to
the blade and slight light spots to the pommel and hilt fittings.
Original leather Frog is good with securing clip still intact
and supple, and scabbard has full original finish intact. This
piece is heavily waffenampt marked throughout. The spline of the
blade also has an accountability number that I have been unable
to identify?.
Maker marked - J.SCH - 7956 ( JETTER
UND SCHERRER )
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ITEM : BC303 -
44cof K98 Bayonet ( Match )
A great conditioned late war matching bayonet by Eickhorn
numbered " 0033p " and " cof44 " it retains 95%+ of its original
blu-ing and has a wonderful finish to the scabbard that looks
like copper tiger stripes running down the length. The blade and
hilt show the typical late war finish and bears the Waffenapmt
WaA519. The leather frog is intact and in good condition with a
working retaining strap and is marked " KVZ 1943 ". A really
nice representative example.
Maker marked - cof44 - 0033p ( EICKHORN )
SOLD
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ITEM : BC305 -
44asw K98 Bayonet ( Mismatch )
This bayonet is surprisingly a mismatch, the bayonet is marked " 44asw "
and numbered " 4048x ", it has a mint Mundlos ( S244G ) scabbard
that I am pretty sure has never been out of the frog. Both the
bayonet and scabbard are 100% as is the leather frog which is
marked " FRIED SCHAFER ULM/DO 1942 ". It also has an
infantry troddel, correctly tied and in place for the past 60+
years. This bayonet is excellent and deserves to be a match!.
Maker marked - 44asw - 4048x ( HORSTER ) & S244G ( MUNDLOS ) |
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ITEM : BC307 -
44asw & 4bym K98 Bayonet ( Mismatch
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A late war mismatched bayonet marked " 44asw " with the serial " 4055k "
in a scabbard by the scarce manufacturer Machinenhaus Ferlach
" 4bym " and " 1716c ". The hilt fittings and scabbard show
light surface rust but the bayonet blade has survived remarkably
well retaining 95%+ of original blue. The leather frog and
retaining strap are good and manufacturer marked " KVZ 1943 ".
Untouched and never been apart.
Maker marked - 44asw - 4055k ( HORSTER ) &
4bym - 1716c ( FERLACH ) |
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ITEM : BC308 -
WKC K98 Bayonet Commercial ( Match
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There are 5 manufacturers of these late war commercial K98 bayonets, WKC
being one of them. These were made for the police and other non
Wehrmacht units. They are devoid of serial numbers and
waffenampt stamps and bear only the manufacturers initials. The
bayonet is good with 85% of the original late war finish, never
been apart and the frog is supple and maker marked G Otto?
Gehreken. A good example with a scare configuration.
Maker marked - WKC
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ITEM : BC309 -
WUK 27 & Mundlos K98 Bayonet (
Mismatch)
This is an early desirable K98 bayonet manufactured in 1927 and issued to
the 5th company infantry regiment 38 as marked on the
cross-guard. The bayonet originally would have had wooden grip
plates and was reworked at some point as indicated by the " SU25
" hilt and flash-guard stamps. Originally would have been
matched with a wuk scabbard that was probably replaced when
refurbished possibly in 1938 when the scabbard is dated. These
bayonets are hard to find in any condition.
Maker marked - WUK ( WEYERSBURG U KIRSHBAUM )
& 419e ( MUNDLOS ) |
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ITEM : BC310 -
44cof & E-Pack K98 Bayonet ( Mismatch
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This late war 1944 dated bayonet by Eickhorn " 3196w " has since been
married with a 1940 dated E-Pack scabbard numbered " 7799b ".
The bayonet is typical of late war production and has rough
casting to the hilt and the blade areas, both the bayonet and
scabbard retain approx 85% of the blu-ing and the grip screws
show evidence of turning at some point in the items history.
Bayonet production by Eickhorn in 1944 is thought to have only
reached the " Y " block which makes this a very late 1944
produced bayonet.
Maker marked - cof44 - 3196w ( EICKHORN ) &
1940 ( E-PACK ) |
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ITEM : BC311 -
M1917 American Remington Bayonet ( Match
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This American bayonet was manufactured by the
Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge Co., Ilion, NY
between 1915-1917 for use in WW1. The bayonet was known as the
Eddystone or Enfield and was distinguished by the flaming bomb
proof mark to the blade. The bayonet and scabbard are profusely
marked, the scabbard bearing the makers mark of Jewel 1918. The
scabbard has possibly been refinished and the bayonet has lost
the majority of its original finish.
Maker
marked - REMINGTON 1917 |
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ITEM : BC312 -
British 1907 SMLE Type 1 MkII Carbine ( Match
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This bayonet is of Indian manufacture denoted by the "JU" Jhelum
Arsenal to blade. The * mark indicates the false edge and this type has the 1907 pommel. It retains
virtually 100% blue and is broad arrow marked throughout, the
British manufactured 1907 equivalent was much longer and these
where modified by the Indian factory to accommodate jungle
warfare. Outstanding condition and crisp markings, not an easy
bayonet to find.
Maker Marked - JHELUM ARSENAL |
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ITEM : BC313 -
British 1903 Sanderson - Enfield Bayonet (
Match
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A very early WW1 British Enfield bayonet made by Sanderson - Sheffield. I
have personally had this bayonet for 30+years and unlike many
other similar examples this one retains its suede frog in
excellent condition. I confess to cleaning it many years ago but
it does not appear to have had a detrimental effect. The blade
is heavily marked with the military broad arrow and
accountability numbers. As you can tell from the pictures it has
never been apart. Although used in huge numbers at the time this
pattern is becoming hard to find in good condition.
Maker marked - SANDERSON
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ITEM : BC314 -
British Lee-Metford 1888 Mk1 ( Match
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This bayonet was manufactured for the British Lee Metford rifle and was
produced in two patterns, this example being the second. The
first pattern utilised three brass rivets for retaining the grip
plates. The blade is un-fullered and is stamped with the broad
arrow and several accountability numbers as is the scabbard. A
clean example showing minor pitting to some areas of the hilt
fittings, the leather based scabbard is excellent.
Maker marked - Unknown |
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ITEM : BC315 -
German S98/05 WW1 Butcher Bayonet ( Match )
A WW1 S98/05 combat bayonet with a clean unmarked or polished blade. The
hilt fittings have suffered over the years and display pitting
as does the painted scabbard which is a re-paint. The only
marking I can find is on the quillion which appears to be " 291
". The grip plates have never been off and are intact showing
heavy use. If only this bayonet could talk!.
Maker marked - Unknown |
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