Ww2 bayonet ???

[tony75]

Hello

what are your thoughts on this bayonet I have no idea.
no marking anywhere ecept numbers at the top
the blade measures about 15 inches in length
thank you
Tony

[bigmacglenn]

My "best guess" is that we're looking at a Czech Mauser Bayonet...WWII German bayonets don't have the muzzle-ring, a feature usually encountered on export & foreign-produced Mauser Bayonets....
Hopefully one of our more knowledgeable Associates will share his expertise with us...
cheers, Glenn

[SRB]

made before ww2 and
i think its belgian bayonet,same bayonet M 1924 use serbia (yugoslavia) but with marking -triangle and AT or BT3 in

[lithgow]

FN M1924 Long Export bayo-could be post war as they were sold after WW2 as well as before.
PS-Does the area near the hilt look to be polished or ground/scrubbed? National markings may have been removed as this was commonly done to South American equipment when sold off out of service.

[SRB]

Belgian Export Bayonet not have markings,but this bayonet is polished or some like that.
same bayonet : Belgian M1924/30 FN Mauser Long Patt Export Bayonet

- Belgian M1924 30 FN Mauser Long Patt Export Bayonet - Field Service Antique Arms

[AndyB]

Most probably a FN export M1930 bayonet, blade lenght 38.5cm, delivered in prewar period to some of the south american countries. MRD should be 15,5mm b.r.Andy

[Sleepwalker]

Hello,

yes this is a M24 Export-Bayonet, made bei FN in Belgium.

With this kind of screws made since 1930. Before 1930 FN used the typical "belgian screws".

Here is a M 24 Export-Model 1924 - 1930.