Czechoslovakian M1924 (VZ-24) bayonet

Very nice Czechoslovakian VZ-24 bayonet from 1929 (marking on pommel E lion 29) made in Brno (marking z in one circle on the Cross-Guard). Numbered 12D on the pommel. On the ricasso it is marked with CSZ E. Still partially with original blueing

The bayonet was never altered by the Germans during the occupation of Czechoslovakia. The original muzzle ring is not removed.
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Code: 50150

Austro-Hungarian Mannlicher Model 1895 Rifle NCO/Officer/Dress Bayonet converted for German use

changed bayonet for WWI as German ersatz bayonet. U shaped Quilon, muzzle ring and ring for portepee attachment have been removed and bayonet has been sharpened.

Button works and bayonet is in good but used condition.

Markings on the blade Hungarian double headed eagle and on the otherside the makers mark OE WG in Steyr

Blade length 24,7 cm
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Code: 50146

French M1886 Lebel Bayonet

M1886 Epée or Lebel bayonet used between 1887 and 1940, also in various French colonies.

This is a later version without the hooked Quillon and with a copper handle.

Affectionately called" Rosalie" by the troops.

The scabbard is provided with a serial number 7233.
The cross-guard has a marking "L" or "G" and the number "16". The pommel is mark... read more

Code: 50145

French M1886 Lebel Bayonet

M1886 Epée or Lebel bayonet used between 1887 and 1940, also in various French colonies.

This is the first version with the hooked Quillon and cupro-nickel handle and without any later changes.

Affectionately called" Rosalie" by the troops.

The bayonet is provided with a inspection stamp.

Good condition button is also working
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Code: 50144

K98 bayonet marked 42ddl

A nice and completely original but used K98 bayonet marked 42ddl indicating production by Josua Corts Sohn, Remscheid. The markings are DDL42 with serial number 7865 C.

Overall size 37,3cm
Blade size 24 cm read more

Code: 50143

German used Siamese M1907 Bayonet

Very good conditioned bayonet with double edged blade and scabbard, no other marks then "W", which presumably stands for the maker Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Co. This mystery Bayonet has been described a the M1907 bayonet which was intended for the kingdom of Siam (Thailand). This one however was used by the German Kaiserreich as ersatz bayonet (EB149) during WWI. These were issues to the Landstu... read more

Code: 50142

Lee Enfield (SMLE) No1 MkII with false edge 1942 by N.W.R.

A very nice bayonet made by the North West Railway in 1942. See markings bayonet N.W.R. 42 II *. Pommel with oil hole, crossguard with muzzle ring. Pommel is marked (5A/5C) if read correctly. The blade has a false edge.

Scabbard is made of black leather which is stapled to blued metal fittings. One staple is missing on the lower metal fitting but this has absolutely no influence... read more

Code: 50078

Portuguese Steyr M1885 Guedes/ M1886 Kropatcheck bayonet

Portugese Mod.1885 Guedes/ Model 1886 Kropatschek Rifle Bayonet. Steel pommel with coil spring press locking stud, slab wooden grips held by two rivets. Cross-guard with quillon and muzzle ring with quillon, 471 mm Yataghan blade, complete in steel scabbard.

Blade spine marked ‘Steyr 1886’
On the ricasso a "flower mark
Cross-Guard marked with number GG455.
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Code: 50077

Czechoslovakian M1924 (S24 (t)) (VZ-24) "Short Ears" bayonet, altered by Germany.

Very nice blued Czechoslovakian VZ-24 bayonet from 1932 (marking on pommel E lion 32) made in Brno (marking z in one circle) . Numbered 1117
Scabbard is from 1946 (marking E3 lion 46) and made by plant 2 Zbrojovka Brno.

The bayonet was partially altered by the Germans during the occupation of Czechoslovakia. The muzzle ring was removed, blued, screws slotted, release but... read more

Code: 50076

British No. 9 Mk. I socket bayonet, Royal Ordinance Factory, Poole dated 1949

This is the No. 9 socket bayonet which fitted the Lee-Enfield no. 4 rifle and is in very good condition, the scabbard has a few dents, it has been blued in the past and painted but the paint has let go on several places.

Production commenced in 1947, even before the No. 9 Mk. I bayonet was officially approved. No. 9 bayonets were also produced in Pakistan and South Africa.
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Code: 50075