Question: marking upon sheath of an israeli Mk.1A bayonet

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Hi mates !

Today I received an Israeli Mark 1A bayonet.

Upon the reverse side of the scabbard I spotted an mark.

Any further informations, (translation ?), regarding this particular mark ? ? ? ...

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Meanwhile I received the information, this must be an maker´s mark !

"Common" markings at an other israeli Mk.1A bayonet:

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Referring to this thread:
Israeli M1949 - conversion from k98

I want to "wake up" this, old, thread, sry. ´bout that ! ...

Today I received another, Israeli, Mk.IA. bayonet showin´ this, particular, mark.
Such stamping isn´t that often seen upon scabbards of the Mk.IA. !!!


Here´s an e-mail, I received from Israel in December 2011:

Dear Sir,
Thank you for your enquiry. I have done some research into the background behind the marking.
The marking is made by the company that produced the bayonet, and certifies that it is safe for use.
I hope this helps you.
Kind regards,

M... C...
Museum Administrator
Jewish Military Museum
...

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P.S.:
Rumors say, the blades of the Mk.IA. were made of railway tracks ! ...

Further informations there:
Bayonets of Israel