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My new K98 bayo

Article about: I just received it today,and i'm pretty happy with it.It's got some issues but Lance already pointed them out before i bought it(Like the handles). The blade is in good condition although it

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    I just received it today,and i'm pretty happy with it.It's got some issues but Lance already pointed them out before i bought it(Like the handles).
    The blade is in good condition although it has a few scratches possibly from sharpening.
    I was worried the oxidation is not the original one but now i think its ok.The manufacture is Clemen & Young the stamp on the blade is h8064 and although i cant see the stamp on the scabargd i believe it matches the bayo.
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    From the pictures, I would say they have both been reblued, the scabbard for sure. you can see where it was cleaned up by a heavy wire brush or polishing wheel and blued over. This would be why the markings are so faint on the scabbard. The number on the pommel is a rack or accountability number from another country, maybe Norway? I can dig some more later after work.

    Jim

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    The numbers are probably from here from Bulgaria,but if you can dig some more later it would be great thanks!

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    Well, I was unable to find any more info and without any other modifications or markings I don't know that I'll be able to. You being in Bulgaria, and if that is where you bought it, that would be a pretty good guess, seeing as how they had plenty of German equipment following the war. Norway usually modified their 84/98's to fit M1 Garands, but I thought they also marked them similarly on the pommel. I also found similar numbering on the pommel of Israeli 84/98's, but whether they did this without modifying the crossguard, I am unsure.

    So , I would say Bulgaria is your best bet. You might ask Larry C to move this to the K98 forum where it might get some more insight.

    Jim

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    Yeah i think it will be better to be moved in that section thanks for the help Jim!
    P.S. if it wasn't for Lance and you i would never even knew about the K98 section!

    Cheers,
    Emanuil.

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    Agree s84/98 used by some other foreign country am curious to the year should be on the blade spine 38 39 40 etc has droopwing early Waa pretty clean overall. timothy

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    Ahh yes thats the one picture i forgot the year is 38.Also last night i opened it up,because i was curious to see wich one of the two handles is original to the bayo.
    P.S. don't mind all the dirt form inside
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