Polish bayonets WZ 24 & WZ 28

**Jim P** · 03-30-2014, 01:43 AM

First up, my WZ 28. It has been unaltered, made with full muzzle ring and thin cross guard. The scabbard is the proper polish scabbard and has no serial number, only the M inside triangle. It has very little paint left, just enough around the frog stud to show it was originally black and repainted Olive Green as was proper after 1936. Polish scabbards don't seem to hold their pant very well, but they also don't rust as easily as others.

Jim

**Jim P** · 03-30-2014, 01:59 AM

This is my WZ 24. The fact that it is actually marked WZ 24 on the pommel makes it somewhat more rare. It is one of the highest quality k98 style bayonet I have ever encountered. Highest quality construction with thick cross guard without muzzle ring and the blade is thick and heavy. Like the WZ 28 I posted , the scabbard had no paint on it, I put a coat of black on it just to protect it. It also has no serial number, just the M inside triangle.

Jim