1942 Wilde Tool Garand Bayonet Uncut
Article about: Hi, I just picked up this 16" Garand Bayonet. To me, it looks like a repro or refinished at the least. I picked it up from the estate of a veteran that passed a few years ago with other
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You can be sure it is a reproduction. As soon as I get home from work I'll show you why.
Jim P
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Greetings Phil,
Jim is correct, the pictures you have posted are of a recent reproduction (you sure seem to encounter repro blades with regularity?). Here's what correct WT Bayo's (42' barely visible on the left and '43 on the right) Markings look like. And too, note the black box in the center of the red/brown plastic grips.
Regards,
Lance
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That is a cheap reproduction.
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Current repro being offered by ima-usa, an exact match.
U.S. WWII M1 Garand Rifle Bayonet & M3 Scabbard ima-usa.com
Jim
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Great bayo's Lance! The Wilde Tool maker is very rare and you have TWO of them No wonder I have so much trouble finding the rare stuff with all you bayonet hoarders on the loose!
Jim
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Jim P
Great bayo's Lance! The Wilde Tool maker is very rare and you have TWO of them
No wonder I have so much trouble finding the rare stuff with all you bayonet hoarders on the loose!
Jim
Greetings Jim,
I don't collect bayonets, I just enjoy driving up prices... mu huu huu ha ha haaaaaaahhhh! Actually, I just got "in" collecting early, so it's easy (now) to share stuff that was rather affordable when I first purchased them.
Later,
Lance
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Hi,
Thanks for all of the replies. I was about 90% sure that it was a repro... and this obviously confirms it. It would be interesting to figure out how it got with this other stuff, but I guess that's life.
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