Parade Bayonet Screws not rivets?

[jock auld]

Guys,

Nothing fancy not even a maker mark just Solingen on the blade. This is the only one I have that has screws though instead of rivets, I have read about it but not seen it.

Regards

Jock

[Rommel1942]

Nice blade! I still have to get one

Regards,
Finn

[Blitzkrieg Bop]

^ As do I. Looks nice. .

[clarksvillestamps]

i had one about a year ago, was screws rather than rivets, so they do exist, unfortunately the one i had was one of those rather horrible "fantasy ss engraved" jobbies.
mine was an "e. pack and sohne" marked blade, most of this type that i have seen in the past have also been "e. pack" blades. i'll dig in my office safe on tues, i might possibly have another example.. just not sure.
from my limited experience it looks good.

[Reibert]

There´re also dress-bayonets made of Aesculap, showing screws, not rivets.

[panzerjaeger44]

recently posted my e pack dress bayonet that i got from crazy horse

[Walkwolf]

Nice blade! I still have to get one

Regards,
Finn

Me too !

I like the look of how plain and simple they are.........

Curious that it is only marked 'Solingen'.

[panzerjaeger44]

well heres my e pack & sonne note it also has the screw type not the rivet type also

[Redgemak]

Let me be the spoil brat here, but personally I think that the ones with screws are (authentic but) )replacement grips.

OK bann me from the forum )

Jean

[panzerjaeger44]

Let me be the spoil brat here, but personally I think that the ones with screws are (authentic but) )replacement grips.

OK bann me from the forum )

Jean

quite possibly but equally possible it was that companies method of construction at that time!!