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S84/98 bayonet for Mauser rifle - German
This bayonet started life as a sawback Pioneer bayonet, which then had the saw teeth carefully ground off when, in 1917/18, the German authorities began to react to Allied discomfort at the use of sawback bayonets against European troops.
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Demag trench knife/bayonet - German
Perhaps the most original of all the ersatz Mauser bayonets of WW1, having a genuine double function as both knife and bayonet. It is also light for carrying. These were only made by Deutsche Maschinenfabrik A-G, Duisberg. Apart from the maker/patent stamps, there is a German Army acceptance stamp on the edge of the forte.
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Mauser dress bayonet, model/Gew. 1898 - German
This is a private purchase example. The issue bayonet was made of steel throughout, with the exception of walnut grips, and normally had a leather scabbard with iron mounts. This all-steel scabbard is an issue example, the throat being stamped with a crown and the remains of a royal monogram underneath.
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