Bayonets Post 1900
Previously Sold Vol I
Bayonets for Sale
WWII Japanese Arisaka Type 30
Bayonet
This is a Type 30 bayonet for the Arisaka rifle
manufactured during world war two by an unknown company under
Kokura supervision.
The bayonet has slab wood grips secured by two
screws. It has a push bayonet release button in the steel 'birds
head' pommel. It has a Hooked quillon crossguard. The polished
steel, fullered blade measures 40cm overall. The blade is in good
clean condition and remains unsharpened. Pommel and crossguard are
pitted. The steel scabbard has some dents and a small
hole.
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Finnish M27 Mosin Nagant Bayonet
A
Rare Finnish M27 Mosin Nagant bayonet and fluted steel
scabbard.
The bayonet has a steel rounded pommel with push
release button. It has slab wood grips secured with two
rivets.
It has a steel down turn quillon.
The polished steel blade is fullered and
measures 11 ¾" (30cm). it is stamped on the ricasso with the makers
stamp "FISKARS”.
The original steel scabbard is undamaged and
still retains most of its original paint.
This is a good example of a rare M27 Finnish
bayonet.
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WWII British No5 Jungle Carbine Bayonet
An earley production British Mk.1 No5 Jungle Carbine Bayonet by Wilkinson.
The 7 ¾ inch Bowie type blade marked on one side of the ricasso S294 9 code for Wilkinson and also the company initials 'WSC' (Wilkinson Sword Company).
The reverse with various inspection marks.
The bayonet comes complete with its original Mk.1 steel scabbard.
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WWI Remington M1917 Bayonet
WWI U.S M1917 bayonet by Remington, with original leather scabbard.
The M1917 bayonet was used first during World War I by American soldiers on the Western Front. A sword bayonet design, the M1917 bayonet design was based on the British P1907 bayonet, which incorporated a long 17-inch blade. While designed primarily for the M1917 rifle the bayonet was fitted for use on all the "trench" shotguns at the time.
This is a good example of a U.S M1917 bayonet complete with it's original olive green scabbard and brown leather frog.
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WWI Imperial German Mauser Butcher Bayonet
dated1916
An
original German WW1 Mauser 98/05 'Butcher Bayonet'. The bayonet has
undamaged 9 groove wooden grips which are secured with two screw
bolts. The hilt has cut down muzzle ring & flash guard. It has
a push button spring release which operates as it should. The
single edged ‘butcher shaped’ steel blade has areas of staining
consistent with age. The blade measures 14 ½” length and it is 19
¾” overall length. The ricasso is stamped by the manufacturer
'SIMSON & Co SUHL' The back edge of the blade is stamped with
small inspection mark 'W Crown 16' (1916). Comes complete with it's
original period steel scabbard marked ''Waffenfabrik Mauser A.G.
Oberndorf an'.
Scabbard is dented but bayonet dose not affect function.
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WWII German K98 Bayonet 41 cul
WWII German K98 bayonet and scabbard with
matching serial number, date and maker.
The bayonet recasso is stamped ‘41 cul’ for the
date 1941 and the maker Ernst Pack & Söhne.
The blade is unsharpened, and retains the vast
majority of the original blued finish, with just some very light
in/out wear.
In
totally original condition.
SOLD
Matching Numbers K98 Bayonet & Scabbard,
Coppel 1939
A
WWII German K98 bayonet by with matching serial numbers, date and
maker.
The bayonet recasso is stamped on one side with
the makers name 'Coppel G.m.b.H and the serial number ‘836K’ to the
other side.
The scabbard is also stamped 'Coppel G.m.b.H and
the date '1939' and the same serial number ‘836K’.
In
totally original untouched condition with the blade retaining much
of its original bluing.
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British S.L.R Bayonet L.1.A.3
The L1A3 bayonet was introduced into British
service during the late 1950s to eliminate the protruding press
stud used on the L1A1 and L1A2 designs. It was felt that the
protruding press stud made the bayonet too easily dislodged, so the
press stud was made flush with the pommel. This example is stamped
"B 59" to show it was made in Birmingham by B.S.A in
1959.
The bayonet has a 8" blackened blade with long
fuller, wasted crossguard and black steel grips.12" overall length.
Complete with its original black steel scabbard and green
polyethylene frog.
All in good original condition.
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East German MPiK Bayonet
An
excellent example of a communist East German made bayonet for the
East German MPiK 59 assault rifle. Serial number G1935 on the
cross-guard.
With 23cm blade, black composite grips and blued
steel scabbard with web belt loop and hilt strap.
31.5cm overall length.
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Spanish M1941 Bolo Bayonet with matching numbers
scabbard
A
Spanish M1941 Bolo Blade Bayonet & Scabbard with matching
serial number “6261S” and original brown leather frog.
The bayonet has a distinctive 24.5cm Bolo shaped
blade and is stamped on the ricasso with the Toledo Arsenal and
Crown Mark. On the other side of the ricasso it is stamped with a
serial number "6261S".
The bayonet has black plastic chequered grips secured with two screw bolts.
All in good condition,
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Turkish M1890 Short Bayonet
Model 1890 Ottoman Turkish short bayonet for the
Mauser rifle. Still retains it's large hooked quillion, most were
removed when the blades were shortened.
The 25 cm fullered blade is unsharpened and is
marked at the ricasso with Arabic script and a star and crescent
moon to the spine.
Comes with it's original steel scabbard which
has no damage or dents.
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German K98 Bayonet by Elite-Diamant with Matching Numbers
A
German M84/98 bayonet by Elite-Diamant, complete with matching
metal scabbard.
The
blade retains most of its bluing and is stamped on one side of the
ricasso with the maker 'Elite-Diamant' and numbered '4126a' on the
other side. It has "38" on the back edge
(1938). The pommel is stamped with 2 x
Waffenhampt and this also retains most of the bluing. The scabbard
is in very good condition retaining most of its original bluing and
is also stamped with the number '4126' and 'Elite-Diamant
1938'.
All In very good condition.
SOLD
WWII German K98 Bayonet by F. W
Holler
A
very good example of a K98 bayonet, dated 1944 and makes code fze
for F. W Holler Solingen. The bayonet and scabbard are matching
maker and numbers.
The blade is unsharpened and retains most of the
original finish except for where the blade has rubbed the keeper.
The hilt has an attractive late war red bakelite slab grips and is
also in very good condition.
SOLD
WW1
German Sawback Bayonet
A
German Model 98/05 na ,sawback butcher bayonet for the G98 Mauser
rifle.
The
ricasso is stamped with the manufactures details of “Deutsche
Maschinenfabrik A-G Duisburg” the
spine is stamped with a crown w over 16 indicating the date as
1916.
The
bayonet is in good all-round condition with an unsharpened 37cm
blade, undamaged wood grips and no major pitting to any
metal.
Comes with its original blued steel scabbard.
In
all round good condition.
SOLD
WWII Japanese Type 30 Bayonet for Arisaka rifle, Toyoda Loom Works
A Japanese type 30 bayonet manufactured by Toyoda Jido Shokki Seisakusho (Toyoda Automatic Loom Works), under Nagoya Army Arsenal supervision between 1938–1945.
With 40 cm polished steel blade, hooked quillon, slab wood grips and birds head pommel with serial number '12397' comes complete with it's original blued steel scabbard and original brown leather frog.
All in good condition.
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WW1
German M1898/05 Butcher Bayonet by Mauser
Original
1916 dated Imperial German M1898/05 Butchers Bayonet and scabbard
for the Gew. 98 Mauser Rifle. The ricasso is stamped 'Waffenfabrik
Mauser A.G. Oberndorf an. The back spine of the blade is stamped '
W 16' (1916) with the Imperial Crown. The 36.6cm blade is in good
clean condition with just some patches of very light
staining.
the wooden side grips are undamaged and also in good condition. Comes with its original steel scabbard.
50cm overall length.
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French Model 1886/35 Label Bayonet
In 1935 the French military had a number of 1886 bayonets modified by having their long blades shortened to 35.5cm, thus resulting in the 1886/35 label bayonet.
The 1886/35 bayonets were used by by the French during the early part of Word War II.
Bayonet is in very good condition and comes with its original steel scabbard and brown leather frog.
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British No7 MK1/L Bayonet
A
British No7 MK1/L Bayonet & Scabbard with swivelling pommel to
fit the Lee Enfield No4 rifle and the Sten MKV sub machine gun .
The No7 Mk1 was only produced from 1944-48 and only issued to
selective units.
The 12.5” bayonet has a 8” fullered bowie knife
style blade and is fitted with brown undamaged Tufnell
grips.
The blade is stamped at the ricasso “No7 MK1/L”
(the letter "L" denotes Land Service).
Comes with original black painted steel
scabbard.
All in very good condition.
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Czech M1895 Short blade bayonet
A
Czechoslovakian post World War I made 1895 bayonet to fit a Mauser
type rifle.., marked at the ricasso “CZS” standing for
Ceskoslovenska Stantni Zbrojovky (Czech state manufacture). Many
1895 bayonets were captured by the Germans in 1939 and re issued to
German forces.
The bayonet has a 24.3cm fullered blade, riveted
wood grips and is 35.5cm overall length. Comes with its original
steel scabbard.
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WW1 Remington M1913 Bayonet, British Contract
A 1913 model bayonet manufactured by Remington for the British army during WW1.
Stamped to the recasso Remington, 5 -17 (for May 1917) and to the opposite with a British army broad arrow over crown and inspector's proof markings.
The 17inch blade is in good condition the wood grips are also good with no damage.
Comes with its original black leather scabbard.
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WWI Remington M1917 Bayonet
WWI U.S M1917 bayonet by Remington, with
original leather scabbard.
The M1917 bayonet was used first during World
War I by American soldiers on the Western Front. A sword bayonet
design, the M1917 bayonet design was based on the British P1907
bayonet, which incorporated a long 17-inch blade. While designed
primarily for the M1917 rifle the bayonet was fitted for use on all
the "trench" shotguns at the time.
This is a very good example of a U.S M1917
bayonet complete with it's original WWI dated (1918) olive green
scabbard and brown leather frog.
In
overall very good condition.
SOLD
Finnish
M1928 Civil Guard Bayonet
A
rare Finnish M1928 Mosin Nagant, Civil Guard bayonet maker marked
‘Hackman & Co’
The
primary Civil Guard inspectors marking of (KE) is found on the
cross guard. These initials stand for Kosti Eakola who was the
chief inspector of the Civil Guard at the SAKO facility until 1933.
Most if not all m/28 bayonets will bear this inspectors proof. The
polished steel, fullered blade measures just over 11 3/4" (30cm)
and is in good clean condition as are the smooth riveted wooden
grip panels. The steel scabbard still retains all of its original
paint and is also in very good condition.
SOLD
WW1 German M88/98 Ersatz Bayonet &
Scabbard
A
German all steel M88/98 Ersatz bayonet with two piece crossguard
and a three quarter muzzle ring.
The 12” fullered blade has proof stamps to the ricasso and spine and is in good condition with just some age patina.
Bayonet and scabbard still retain some small
areas of original gray/green paint.
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WW1 German M98/05 na Sawback
Bayonet
A
German Model 98/05 na ,sawback butcher bayonet for the G98 Mauser
rifle.
The ricasso is stamped with the manufactures
details of “Deutsche Maschinenfabrik A-G Duisburg”
the spine is stamped with a crown w over 16
indicating the date as 1916.
The bayonet is in good all-round condition with
an unsharpened 37cm blade, undamaged wood grips and no major
pitting to any metal.
Comes with its original steel scabbard and
original leather frog, scabbard has a couple of minor dents to be
expected.
SOLD
Argentinian FAL Bayonet
Knife bayonet for use on the 7.62 mm. NATO
caliber Fabrique Nationale - Fusil Automatique
Leger (Light Automatic Rifle), or FN–FAL, selective-fire
rifle.
According to Argentine collector-researcher
Gustavo Pablo Fierro, Argentina began using the FAL in the late
1950s, first purchasing them from FN, then assembling rifles in
Argentina. Similarly, bayonets were first purchased and later
manufactured in Argentina at the Domingo Matheu Factory in
SantaFe.
This example was manufactured in Argentina.
Argentine-made scabbards are more pointed, while European-made
scabbards are more radiused.
Falklands war bring back with matching numbers
scabbard.
SOLD