Hi there my son changed his telephone to this.
Is it 70years old,for knife is looking like new. Please help to value and origin off these bayonet an rest off stuff
Thanks for helping
R:Kai
Found ole bayonet
Hi there my son changed his telephone to this.
Is it 70years old,for knife is looking like new. Please help to value and origin off these bayonet an rest off stuff
Thanks for helping
R:Kai
A picture speaks a thousand words Kai. Welcome to the forum.
sorry had trouble attach pictures
A very clean German K-98 combat bayonet.
I'm sure the bayonet guys will fill in all the details.
Nice find. Welcome to the forum.
wow so its really 80 years old.its so clean that i was thinking its fake or something.
thanks, i will wait for more info
please somebody help me.
R:Kai
As said above it's an honest Third Reich era combat bayonet but non matching, the bayonet it's self made by Elite Diamant and the scabbard by Ernst Pack & Sohne!....
there is 209 and b under it on the blade.
and there is on the handle 218 and somekind of wing markins 2 peaces.
The wing markings are waffenamt or ordnance inspection marks. Nice find.
The 218 with the "wings" is the Waffenamt code for Elite Diamantwerke. Its an inspectors mark. Its a shame that it is not matching , But still they are two collectible bayonet collector makes.
Its still a nice piece and the blade looks to be in great shape. Plus you have a frog for it.
Semper Fi
Phil
You were faster at the draw BlackCat
Last edited by AZPhil; 09-04-2017 at 01:55 AM. Reason: Blackcat's a quicker typer
Hi Kai..welcome to the forum...although as been said above..that the bayo is not matching but all still Third Reich period.
The mismatch could of happened during the heat of battle or recent ...but still all period original..your son did well and owns a piece of history.
Congrats Best Regards Larry
It is not the size of a Collection in History that matters......Its the size of your Passion for it!!
One never knows what tree roots push to the surface of what laid buried before the tree was planted - Larry C
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