M95 bayonet?

[SRB]

WW1 M95 bayonet?



(this bayonets have interesetne numbers 1. 8228 and 2. 7447)

[Jim P]

Hungarian WWI bayonet, made by Fegyver És Gépgyár Reszvenytarsasag (Weapons and Equipment Factory L.L.C.) of Budapest, abbreviated F.G.G.Y.

Jim

[SRB]

ok thanks, but I'm not sure which type.....

[Fabe]

these were also used in WW2 by the Hungarian Royal Army...
I have one of these: "F.G. - GY." lot num: "L 6119" with WW2 field-green paint on the scabbard.

[Jim P]

ok thanks, but I'm not sure which type.....

It is a model 1895 and as Fabe show's with his, some were put back into service during WWII.
Jim

[MilitariaOne]

Greetings SRB,

Here is a Czech website with many M95 variants to review M95 If you use a translator you can review plenty of info on these bayos.

Regards,

Lance

[AndyB]

The bayonet was made by Budapest but could be a imperial proofed, we should see other ricasso, the right side not good visible but probably a austrian empire eagle?, normal M1895 for long rifle bayonet, the 4 digits on crossguard are typical for bulgarian postwar reworks. The pommel is sometimes unit marked.