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NOT THE SAME is a WW2 US helmet even if the shell was made & used then by American. is it an American helmet or a South Korean helmet. It's like a US WW 2 helmet that was reissued to South Korea, with a newer liner, different chin strap, and repainted several times. maybe to a bayonet collector but as what it NOW IS.
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but that's not a plus to a WW 2 collector. Doesn't mean it's not a representitive example. One is collectible, the other MUCH LESS SO. original German bayonets had to be brought home as souvenirs and are in their "untampered with state", original numbers, and the like and much harder to find. There were 10,000s of these sold "as surplus" 20/25 years ago for around $30.00 each. it's NO LONGER in it's original German WW2 configuration. when an item has been REWORKED and RENUMBERED. Last edited by fjruple 01-21-2015 at 08:20 AM. Featuring a box magazine and a one-piece bolt with dual forward locking lugs, the Belgian Model 1889 rifle served as a basis for further Mauser turnbolt rifle developments. Patrick- I also understand that the German Navy Museum has serial 1 in their collection.
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big differance, and frog can add $50./75.00 more, if included. The serial numbers ranged from 303 to 7951a and were dated 1899, 1901, and 1902. bringback matching K98 bayonet can run $150./300. rework K98 bayonet (under/around $100.00 retail). bring back example) or for reenactor use.if that interests you. bayonet certianly, depending on the price, condition, just really not "WW 2" collector grade- more a display example (until you find a vet. Posting pictures would elimate any confusion. and became surplus in the 1990s/early 2000s. just redone postwar for Yugoslavian Army, Police, & Home Guard who retained surplus German gear & weapons long after the war. (German makers name/makers codes often ground off the blade portion) Yours is mismatched "as a German bayonet" but matching as a "Yugo. that's a "Yugoslavian" restamp.which matches the restamped number on the bayonet.
The Germans never numbered a bayonet on the frog stud. Reworked means It was disassembled, usually regripped with wood grips, repaired, reblued, retipped, as/if necessary. Unfortunately I don't have any images of it as yet, but if somebody could decipher these marks and tell me what they mean I'd really appreciate it and also tell me if it is a genuine German K98? Smith and Wesson Serial Number Date of Manufacture J Frame Revolver Lookup For models 36, 37, 38, 49, 50 and pre model number versions. The bayo has wooden grips for the handle, the blade is very dark on both sides throughout the whole blade. There are two other numbers stamped on the scabbard at the handle end, 43ASW and a C900 with lower case 'gg' stamped underneath it? On the base of the actual blade, at the hilt, there is a 5207 with a lower case 'j' underneath it?ģ. On the 'cross piece' between the end of the blade and the start of the handle I have a number 6268, the same number is stamped on the scabbard frog lug, so am I right in assuming the bayo and the scabbard are a matching set?Ģ. I bought this bayo as a German K98, it has several numbers stamped on both the bayo and the scabbard and I would like to know what these numbers and letters refer to.ġ. I today received my first K98 bayonet from the US, excuse my terminology when describing what I need to ask as I'm not sure of the correct names of the parts of the bayonet that I will be referring to, but hopefully someone could help me out? In 1898 production began at Carl Gustafs.I am new to this group and have only just registered, I am also new to collecting WW2 militaria. These are the m/94 (Model 1894) carbine, m/96 (Model 1896) long rifle, m/38 (Model 1938) short rifle and m/41 (Model 1941) sniper rifle.
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