K98k bayonets.

[pereto]

Here are they :
Bayard 1916
FNJ 1942 N-r 9252 L or J
AGV 1943 N-r 4349 g scabard not maching - Cof
Frogs are reproductions.

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[THEREDBARONmvr]

Hi,

Would a medic who is unarmed be issued a K98 bayonet? How were bayonets distributed, would anyone get one, or would only those armed with K98's get them?

Thanks!
Donovan

[bohmen&mahren]

my late war bayonets-44asw,44asw,44sgx,44pyy,44crs

[solo]

These are mine

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[Willi Z.]

Originally Posted by bohmen&mahren

my late war bayonets-44asw,44asw,44sgx,44pyy,44crs

Those are some great bayonets!

[Willi Z.]

Originally Posted by solo

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Some really nice bayonets Solo!

[ivbaust]

My little pile of K98 bayonets Almost all have matching numbers

[I41]

Hi,
Some of my K98 Bayonets. All are not sharpened and the standard models are with matching number.
One finds there of all : police bayonets, commercial, Km etc....






Kind regards

[John Hodgin]

There are some incredible collections shown here as well as beautiful and rare examples. There is nothing so rare or impressive in my collection but thought I'd show a few anyway.

First are three dated 39, 40, and 41, top to bottom. The 39 is a Carl Eickhorn. The 1940 in the center is mis-matched, never the less they are special to me. The 1939 was bought for $1.50 from a Mohawk Arms catalog when I was 15. The 40 was a present from my dad when I was 16. It was sharpened, the only bayonet I have which was, and the edge is quite sharp. The 1941 was brought back from the war by my wife's grandfather.

[John Hodgin]

One of my later war bayonets.

[John Hodgin]

Last, one recently shown on another thread. This example was picked up at El Alamein by an Australian soldier.

[John Hodgin]

Detail of North African sand in the paint.