Bayonet ids needed

[Neil Hever]

Hi folks, Four bayonets here - two are German manufacture - the other two are unknown. First one is is nearly 24 inches long, with wooden grips, black painted sheath, marked CS&E on the hilt and ZELINK? on the blade. Second is 20 inches long, marked R4385, Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co Solingen and Model D'Argentino 1891. Third is 18 inches long with brass grip marked E.F., FH(cursive) 69294. Fourth one is clearly a German Mauser bayonet marked 41ASW, 761 Z with a sheath marked 8258 X out and 2528 marking below the first one along with a mounted style leather frog with no discernible markings. Any help on the firs three would be appreciated. Neil

[3mk]

The 3rd one is a cut down French lebel bayoney

[AndyB]

The first one is the most desirable from these ones its a hungarian gendarmery M1931, on guard should be CS and number, Zelinka Budapest is probably on blade, the second one is already clear from crest a Argentinian M1891, third is french M1886/15 Lebel shortened in 30ies probably, the last one is SG84/98 made by E.F.Hoerster under code asw in 1941, the scabard is missmatch and should have maker on backside, probably hidden by frog.best regards,Andy

[crazy horse]

just a question, Weyersburg & k, kinda lazy right now- anyway, I see alot of their bayo's in ww1 period, but hardly any in ww2, was he a jew? i have a k-98, 1939 it is a weyersberg, even has name on the scabbard, actually it is the best bayonet I have, only a small rust spot
just a question. thank's

[zwerge]

Weyersberg changed to code crs around 1940,and made bayos to end of war.

[Redgemak]

Third Reich bayonets by Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Company are marked WKC and later received the code 'cvl'

crs = Paul Weyersberg und Co, Solingen

Jean

[crazy horse]

Weyersberg changed to code crs around 1940,and made bayos to end of war.

thank's very much, crap I have a crs & never would have known, think my weyersburg from 39 is worth anything more than a crs? the letters are kinda small but very clear? just wondering, thank's again.

regards Marty

[lightyone]

just a question, Weyersburg & k, kinda lazy right now- anyway, I see alot of their bayo's in ww1 period, but hardly any in ww2, was he a jew? i have a k-98, 1939 it is a weyersberg, even has name on the scabbard, actually it is the best bayonet I have, only a small rust spot
just a question. thank's

weyersberg-kirshbaum&co was renamed just before ww2 into WKC solingen........ need i say more? it was together with carl eickhorn one of the most importend supplier of daggers-swords and so in ww2.

greetings eddy

[crazy horse]

weyersberg-kirshbaum&co was renamed just before ww2 into WKC solingen........ need i say more? it was together with carl eickhorn one of the most importend supplier of daggers-swords and so in ww2.

greetings eddy

yeah , cool eiickhorn is still an icon in the knife making bizz.

[zwerge]

Crazy Horse,is your bayo marked WKC,or is it marked like this one?