It's a beautiful knife , and anyone should be proud to own it . PS today is my birthday !!!! LOL
Great item
Cheers
It's a beautiful knife , and anyone should be proud to own it . PS today is my birthday !!!! LOL
Great item
Cheers
Ooppsss....hope i dont leave you with 20 bad bayo's after my birthday Michael
Greetings Michael,
I wholeheartedly agree with the other members’ comments, this is a very neat/cool customized bayonet. As to the scabbard, I thought it looked a tad familiar. It appears to be a slightly cut down (at the mouth) version of one of these Yugo Bayonets. Since no one else mentioned the similarities in their commentary I thought I’d share that with you. The pictures came from this thread Yugoslavian 1924/40 Kindjahl Bayonet recently acquired. Need info. Unfortunately, the pictured example is missing its scabbard's ring, but if you search the internet with the linked thread’s bayonet designation, you will fine others with their scabbards' rings in place. Of course it might not be the same scabbard, but it possesses very interesting similarities and that's why I thought it was worth sharing.
Regards,
Lance
Hi Lance, Thank you for your opinions and photographs. I must agree with you, the similarities are so noticeable that they are imposible to dismiss. I am inclined to wonder if the bayonet was cut down to fit the scabbard or was the scabbard in any way modified to take the bayonet? In any event I think you are right!!!
Regards Michael R
Hi All, Whilst I am very happy with this weapon I must say that I was impressed with both the comments and illustrations which it generated and would like to take this oportunity to thank one and all!!!!!!!!
With thanks, regards and best wishes Michael R
PS For those with either immenent or recently past birthdays, many happy returns and congratulations!!!!!!! Whilst I would have loved to give the item to a birthday boy, as there is more than one, it would be unfair to select only one so I will hang onto it for just now!!! Happy Birthday!!! MR
As they say Michael , It's the thought that counts !
Best of luck in all your collecting .
Cheers Chris
Yes Chris, it certainly is!!!
Thank you Michael R
The knife in Post #13 looks like they made it into a Kindjal. Nicely done.
William
"Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."
Hi Jim, Thank you for your comments.
Regards Michael R
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