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Article about: Hello Forum, I recently bought my very first K98 bayonet, its a very used looking 42, Eickhorn made bayonett, missing its frog. The scabbard is marked 1726 y, while the blade is marked 276 y

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    Hello Forum,

    I recently bought my very first K98 bayonet, its a very used looking 42, Eickhorn made bayonett, missing its frog.

    The scabbard is marked 1726 y, while the blade is marked 276 y (although i see a very weak stroke where the 1 would be supposed to be - either a misstamp, or my imagination trying to make an matching number piece out of it).
    Overall the piece is in a rather rough shape, but i like that as it shows it was really used.
    The blade is unsharpend and dull as its supposed to be.
    All Waffenamt stamps on the surface have disappeared and i wont take it apart to look for the others.

    Regards,
    Adravor

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    Looks like a match to me,it`s been there and back.......Pete.
    JEDEM DAS SEINE

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    Looks like matching one, 1726Y, the 1 is hard readable, should be oiled metall parts, possible the wood grips were laquered? possible overall bayonet? should be gently removed. b.r.Andy

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    Nice! Gotta get me one of those to complement my 98k. Thanks for sharing.

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    Looks like a nice well used matching bayonet. Congrats.
    John

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    Been there and back...and a wittness to many battles and seen many places.
    It is not the size of a Collection in History that matters......Its the size of your Passion for it!! - Larry C

    One never knows what tree roots push to the surface of what laid buried before the tree was planted - Larry C

    “The farther back you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see.” - Winston Churchill

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    A little tired, but it's a matching one and condition is what you often see with veteran souvenir bayonets, many had a rough life in peacetime as well! The wood grip plates on a 1942 Eickhorn are also correct, so not a post war addition. Does look like a vanish coat has been applied. I would think careful removal would improve the appearance.

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    Nice honest example, pick up nice old frog to complete it.

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    But please first make sure the woodworms are dead

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    I love these "has been there" pieces. I´m looking for a good frog, but havent seen a good one yet, but i keep looking. As for the vanish coat, if i remove it, with what should i remove it? I´ve never done anything in this direction, so any Tipps to avoid possible mistakes would be greatly appreciated.

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