Bayonets

Dress bayonet, 10 inch blade, Gustav Klemme, Herford maker marked. Handle has red felt in bayonet slot. Grips are VG condition. Blade in VG condition but has tiny chip out of tip as pictured. Scabbard has original paint with numerous scratches on surface.

Very nice condition 98k dress bayonet. Blade is not maker marked. Scabbard has Czech CSZ marking on frog stud. Original German leather frog is marked Frans Brehme 1942. Interesting mix of components. Overall VG condition including original leather frog.

98k dress version of the combat style bayonet worn by enlisted men and NCOs. Manufactured by E. Packe & Sonne of Solingen. High-quality nickel plating, black checkered bakelite grips and black painted scabbard. A private purchase item, short blade, original leather frog is unmarked. Overall VG+ condition. There is no coloured felt piece in the mounting slot but the original brown leather blade washer is in place.

Very good condition. Late war manufacture, 1943 – 1945 with steel rivets instead of aluminum. The RB-Nr number clearly marked on the back of the frog is a bit of a mystery and has not yet been deciphered by collectors. No bayonet keeper strap, may be police use.

Original leather frog, used condition. Dated 1937 on back of belt tab with some maker marking that is not legible.

German Army Dress Bayonet, NCO use, stag horn grip, short pattern. Made by WKC of Solingen- Stal, an uncommon maker. Plated blade in VG condition, some plating flaking of plating evident at pommel. Scabbard has much original paint and is covered in hardened grease with some evidence of paint flaking off.

Completely unmarked 98k bayonet, well made and identical to German production. Likely interwar export bayonet, possible for Spanish use. Unusual plastic grip panels instead of wood, with flashguard along spine of grip. The blade is blued and very good condition without nicks. Steel scabbard in very good condition has been numbered to the bayonet which is stamped on crossguard.

Very nice condition Fireman's sidearm with original frog. Johann Leupold maker marked. VG condition including blade and scabbard with little wear all round. Knot is probably not correct for Fire Service.

Very nice blade condition clearly marked. Scabbard is VG+ condition. Portapee knot is original but somewhat unraveled. Unfortunately a previous owner has engraved a 9 digit number into the crossguard as shown in the photo.

Original and complete. Very nice example of German WWI bayonet for the Gew 98 rifle. Two piece grip, long pipeback blade in very good condition manufactured by V.C. Schilling of Suhl. Back of blade marked 04 for 1904 year of manufacture and has Bavarian cypher Crown over “O”. Scabbard in very good condition, no dents and much original paint remaining.

Original RAD hewer in very good condition. Grips in excellent condition as is scabbard with much original paint and no dents to the body or fittings. Blade has some marks from drawing from scabbard and a couple of small spots of corrosion on the blade. RAD hewer blades commonly have blemishes from use so that is not unusual. This blade is equal to or better than most. Clearly maker marked and a fine example of this difficult to find dress blade.

Original officer's dagger from the RAD (Reich's Labour Service). Lighter verison of the enlisted mans heavy hewer this model has an aluminum hilt with bird head pommel and smooth plastic grip. The RAD symbol is on one side of the crossguard. Blade is original very good condition with minor staining near the tip and maker marked WMW Waffen. Aluminum on grip and scabbard shows some oxidation, plastic grip has minor crack. Priced accordingly and a great entry level piece for new collector.

Original, very good condition. Blade is excellent. Scabbard has original paint, excellent condition. Leather frog is original, unmarked.

Original, very good condition. Blade is excellent. Scabbard has original paint, excellent condition with wear in only a couple of small points. Leather frog is original, unmarked but the stitching has come apart along one side as shown in photograph.

The S 24(t) bayonet was made at Waffenfabrik Brünn Werke (formerly the Československá zbrojovka a.s., Brno plant) in 1942/1943. Ricasso is marked dot, the letter code for that arms factory and so is the scabbard. There are no Czech markings on this bayonet or scabbard. Approximately 137,000 bayonets were manufactured at Waffenfabrik Brünn Werke during 1942/1943 after which production changed to the Kar 98k rifle and bayonet. A rare item. Condition is original, very good with rust patina to pommel and crossguard. Blade is very good but severely sharpened on one side most likely during the war period. Clearly marked dot on ricasso with Waffenamt acceptance stamp on pommel Eagle over 63. Scabbard also marked dot and dated 1942 (dot 42) with some rust patina on back side. Original leather bayonet frog.

Original VG condition German WWI butcher bayonet with maker marked scabbard. 1917 dated, nicely marked. Manufactured by Mauser with matching maker name on scabbard. Blade in GOOD condition. Scabbard shows much original blue remaining with some surface rust, no dents.

Original, VG condition including scabbard. Carl Eickhorn marked blade. RFV marked on cross guard. Used by Reichs Finanz Verwaltung or Finance Ministry officials such as Customs officers or border police. Somewhat uncommon sidearm with provision for bayonet attachment. Blade is sharp.

Original ribbed handle combat knife with original all metal scabbard.The condition is used, good to near very good throughout, with signs of combat use. The blade has been wheel and hand sharpened there are some of the usual scratches from sharpening. It measures 10-1/4 inches overall with a 5-7/8 inch blade. The blade is not maker marked. There is moderate to heavy wear to the original paint on the scabbard. The leather belt loop is original and intact, complete with retainer, however fragile from age and rear of loop is disconnected from scabbard.

Knife, scabbard, frog and knot (portapee). Blade not named. Not a bayonet, no mounting slot, worn as ceremonial dress sidearm.