Here is another one
Here is another one
Also, here are the numbers on the price that comes up when you press the button
It's not too unusual to have numbers like that, but nice little details to find.
Do those numbers mean anything to you?
And also, is there any confirming that it was from the World War Two era? Would love to know
Thank you for looking into all of this!
These are simply part numbers used by Carl Eickhorn. The bayonet & scabbard is a KS98 private purchase "parade bayonet" made by Eickhorn between 1935 and 1941 (most likely earlier around 1935). We know that from the trademark logo stamped on the blade. The original black bakelite grips have been replaced by alloy side grips, probably after WW2. That's about all we can say about this bayonet, other than it's a 20cm Carbine blade, and may have been bought by an NCO.
Thank you so much!
numbers are assembly numbers of the bayonet parts. b.r.Andy
Thankyou Jimme for the extra photos...all details matter when collecting.
Regards Larry
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