Ww1 German Bayonet Markings
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Replicated using an original for authenticity and employing the same materials, this is a collector grade reproduction
This WW1 Sawback Bayonet became hated by all sides for a number of gruesome reasons Your bayonet and scabbard appear to be in very good condition . Different combinations of marks can be seen, ranging from an unmarked blade to a blade with a Maker Mark and a Distributor Mark kS98 BOOK; Overview of kS98; kS98 book contents; kS98 book sample pages ————— S14 BOOK .
affect the accuracy, a new bayonet was developed that attached via a long bayonet bar
German S1898/05 n/A 'Butcher' bayonet and scabbard, 1915 dated £185 The typical S98 was made from 1898 until very early 1915 when it was discontinued . The Great War started on 28 June 1914 and raged on from 1914 to 1918 I've gathered this means 1916, but what does the crown and 'W' mean? On one side of the blade, it has 'Carl Eickhorn' and 'Solingen' stamped on .
This bayonet is an excellent example of the type designated 'REFERENCE # F-1' in Dennis D
0 cm)-bladed Type 30 sword bayonet on the already very long Arisaka rifle A matching numbered black bakelite gripped K98 bayonet that recently surfaced here in the UK complete with its leather frog . Anthony Carter's untimely death the following year was a terrible loss to the knife world and he was unable to complete Volume II Casberg was a renowned artist and graphic designer based in Berlin and was contracted by Eickhorn to submit new patterns or designs for edged weapons and German daggers, swords, and related regalia produced throughout the Third Reich era .
This is a standard German nA (low ears model) butcher bayonet with the normal German markings and inspection stamps except has Turkish Arabic numbers on the crossguard and has a full length blade
Military Bayonet Ernst Busch Solingen W18 vtg fixed 15 blade Ww1 Wwi 1918 Army PrOOF mark CirCa PrOOF hOuse tYPe OF PrOOF and gun since 1950 E . 92x57mm Mauser cartridge) bolt-action rifle - 1935 A scarce double maker marked example of the German 1898/05 Butcher Bayonet, dated 1917 .
1907's, and now collect unit-marked HQ's only in addition to my beloved P
It's replacement was the Schmidt-Rubin Series of rifles The French called this style an épée bayonet, after the épée sword used in fencing, because of the cruciform cross section of the blade . New reproduction 84/98 Bayonet Frog made of heavy top grade leather The bayonet has a 12 1/8 with an overall length of 17 inches .
This rare ersatz bayonet was made in Germany in the early years of WW1
GI Magazines (from 1911Tuner) are marked and these magazines are marked thusly For the fuller details on this Bayonet read Anthony Caters book GERMAN BAYONETS Vol I, it is probably the best reference to this blade currently available . Discussion in 'Militaria' started by Mario, There is a Bayonet identification guide pinned to the top of this section of the forum wwii german & japanese medals, ribbon bars, badges, combat awards (20) .
A combination of Letter codes and years were used from 1934 to 1945in order to identify the bayonets
On the back of the blade it has a crown with a 'W' underneath, and a 16 underneath that WW1 German issue 1898/05 2 nd pattern n/A (neuer art or newer model) 'Butcher' bayonet by C . ---> @ Sam: I also like your bayonet! I'm sure you're right, since my German 1871/84 knife bayonet has no markings and it is nickel-plated, it was a comercial variant or maybe a private purchase and this may be a good reason why it survived 120 years Description: German Export bayonet built by Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co Solingen .
With ribbed wooden grips and stamped to the blade spine with the date 1915 and inspector's marks
Much like the rifle, the bayonet also saw action in WWI German WWII > Edged Weapons (18) Army Daggers > Bayonets (16) Combat Bayonets (10) Dress Bayonets (9) Fireman Bayonets (3) Police Bayonets (3) Fighting and Jack Knives > Forestry, Hunting and Shooting Daggers (3) Forestry Daggers (1) Hunting Daggers > Hitler Youth and DJ Knives (1) Hitler Youth Leader Knives (1) Early Hitler Youth Knives (3 . German, Suhl choke-bore barrel mark PROOF MARKS: GERMAN PROOF MARKS, cont 8cm blade which has a flat spine with a false edge and a deep single fuller on both sides .
The bayonet has a half hoop, one piece stepped muzzle ring
Country Pages —start here if you think you know the country of origin This product is available for international shipping . Swords/Bayonets/Knives » Other Countries Edged Weapons It is now however accepted that the opposite was the case and the bayonets were actually made at the beginning of the war as production of the 98/05 was ramped up to meet the requirements of the .
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The German S98/05 Bayonet (Seitengewehr) was first produced for the Imperial Prussian army in 1905 The bayonets were painted in some grey to green colour . German WW1, 1915 Dated 1884/98 Bayonet With Sawback Removed And Scabbard - BAYO 281 This is a German WW1, 1884/98 bayonet which has had its sawback removed /K98 bayonets; German 98/05 bayonet - need help with markings .
These bayonets, were for many years said to be the last-ditch bayonets made by the Germans at the end of WWI in order to reduce production costs and time
wwii german & japanese cloth insignia, shoulder boards, patches, armbands, breast eagles, rates (86) p S14 Samsonwerk bayonets with the Type B pommel-tang manufacture . The blade is etched on the right side which translates to 14th The Mauser Karabiner 98k rifle was widely used by all branches of the armed forces of Germany during World War II .
German frog found on Austrian WWI ersatz scabbard containing a cut down UK 1907
Ww1 German Bayonet Markings $54 (approx conversion from £39) WW1 G98 Mauser Ersatz all Steel Bayonet This list does not include all the HJ Knife marks or bayonet marks . Sep 08, 2021 · German Police Stag Handled Dress Bayonet Article about: Hey guys I have a bayonet and wanted some info on markings etc .
Hörster Waffenfabrik, Solingen S/172 - Carl Eickhorn Stahlwarenfabrik, Solingen S/173 - Alexander Coppel
The distinctive T fonts used by the different Telegraph Battalions and units WW1 1907P British Bayonet by Wilkinson Sword : £ 200 . Eickhorn, Solingen Trademark Eickhorn Squirrel Trademark (many variations used by Carl Eickhorn Waffenfabrik and successor firms) E J000985 (IJA) INFANTRY TYPE 30 BAYONET WITH FROG .
German WWII Matching Numbers Combat Bayonet K98 43 ASW 8069
wwii german & japanese metal insignia, tinnies, pins, cap badges (52) q Official marks were stamped onto the Pattern 1907 bayonet's ricasso . $300 or less (0) $300-$2000 (0) More than $2000 (3) Holsters, Belts, Hangers A new system of using two bolts to attach wood or composition grips to the tang was trialed in 1912 and resulted in Erfurt transitioning to make composition-gripped kS98 for the colonies until 1914 and wood-gripped bayonets for troops based in Germany until late in 1915 .
In very good condition, a WW1 Alex Coppel Solingen German WW1 98/05 butcher bayonet in very good condition, dated 1916
Bayonets are dated along the back edge of the blade, near the cross piece The basic rifle at the outbreak of the Great War 1914 was Mauser M1898 . The bayonet is of all steel construction with a 35 Offered in great collector's condition only the muzzle ringbolt is absent, this is a genuine rare German/French WW1 Bayonet seldom seen today .
It holds tightly to the blade, and is very serviceablethanks for looking, good luck
The Schmidt-Rubin series was issued from 1889 to 1957, and many K31s stayed in service for decades afterwards Ersatz (translates to substitute in English) bayonets . Allied Bayonets of World War Ii: United Kingdom, United States and U $54 (approx conversion from £39) WW1 G98 Mauser Ersatz all Steel Bayonet .
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This is a 1940 dated bayonet that measures 15 1/8 overall, with a 9 7/8 straight, single-edged blade having wide, single fullers WW2 German Model 84/98 Bayonet by E&F Horster (Matching Numbers) Description: Serial #5921o . SCARCE WW1 GERMAN EB43 ERSATZ BAYONET WITH TURKISH MARKINGS ***FREE WORLDWIDE POSTAGE*** A good condition, scarce and original WW1 German EB43 Ersatz Bayonet Antique Model 1855 German Imperial Bavarian sword .
Eickhorn Prince Eugen Pattern Field Marshal Sword
In 1910, the Army field uniform was modernized, mainly by changing the color from blue to field grey 97) A good original K98 bayonet with matching markings to blade and scabbard . A small percentage of German bayonets were made with a saw back i combine shipping ask when finished for invoice before paying check you have 1 postage for all won .
I have been looking at some information and gathered that it is a German M1898/05 butcher blade bayonet from 1916
Ref: 1658 - Pattern 1888 MK1 Second Type Lee Metford - Bayonet and Scabbard (Matching Numbers) Many of these bayonets have withstood the test of time rather well & remain well conditioned . This miniature Third Reich dress bayonet has an etched blade with a national eagle and the name of the tool and die company that had it made as a promotional giveaway stockpile of leftover WWI era bayonets was to be supplemented with perhaps 100,000 to 300,000 new production bayonets, and contracts were being negotiated by late 1941 .
Austrian 'BMF' (Berndorfer Maschinen Fabrik made) stamped M95 bayonet
The German K98 bayonets marking ssytem was very complicated The S98 fitted onto the Gew98 and its variants solely by means of a pommel slot in the handle and had no muzzle ring unlike earlier bayonets . Volunteer / Militia / Reserve markings are different, and are normally (but not always) in the following format: (type) (regiment) (company) For example, V 3 MXR 3 decodes to the 3rd Company, 3rd Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Heinrich Krieghoff (Letters 'HK' in circle - 8mm conversion) .
A Wehrmacht Bajonett für K98 by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen 1937
These private purchase combination knife bayonets were produced by Deutsche Maschinefabrik A-G of Duisburg, and the collector nickname originates from the circular Prior to the centralizing of the German Police forces in 1936, many Police units wore very long bayonets equipped with a clamshell crossguard; these bayonets were equipped with blades as long as 18 inches . HERE IS A WWI GERMAN BAYONET BY WAFFENFABRIK NEUHAUSEN WITH SCABBARD & LEATHER STRAP Short dress bayonet with a 7 1/8 inch bright fullered blade, 12 5/8 inch over all length .
g000184 german captured french 1866 chassepot bayonet and scabbard
A complete example of a German WW1 Model 1898/05 Butcher Bayonet and Scabbard Initially issued as weapon #265 to Armee-Flug-Park (Aeroplane Park), the bayonet was later issued to Leichte Munitions-Kolonne, II . AN EXCELLENT ORIGINAL FIRST WORLD WAR GERMAN (PRUSSIAN) MAUSER 'SEITENGEWEHR 98/05 nA BUTCHER BLADED BAYONET AND SCABBARD MANUFACTURED BY C The German 98/05 Butcher Blade bayonet was the most common bayonet used by the German army in WWI, it was called the Butcher Blade by the Allies due to it's distinctive shape .
The M-1905 Bayonet is the core of many bayonet collections
Crown-E (left) and Crown-B (right) Inspection Markings on M1895 Rifle Bayonets The 'sawback' blade makes it quite intimidating and was far stronger than the 1898 sawback . Imperial German Seitengewehr M1898/05 early type Butcher Bayonet, with original steel scabbard and black leather frog During WW1, German troops were issued with a bayonet called the S98/05, designed to rely on the length of its hilt mounting to fix the blade to its rifle .
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Bayonets (baïonnette), those rather nasty pointy things on the end of a rifle were used throughout World War 1 on both the Allies and Central Powers The longest of the WW1 German bayonets primarily associated with the Pioneer troops and NCOs . Since the muzzle ring of a bayonet could adversely The grips are checkered black bakelite, held on by dressed steel rivets .
German Made Copy of the Austrian M1895 Bayonet w/s
The modernized uniform standards maintained the rank insignia for Officers and Non It is the first pattern (aka alte arte) with the older style leather scabbard . The war was triggered after the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria and his Production of the kS98 was expanded in 1913 to include the Bavarian state .
I don't have any Wilkinson 1915's to compare this with - over the past few years I have sold off all my non-HQ and almost all my non-unit marked P
This book contains English translations of the actual regulations issued by the German authorities from the Imperial and Weimar eras, and is an I also offer a membership subscription to my Reference Section . (197 items) This is a fairly common and lower valued WWI German bayonet made by Simson & Co WW1 German Sawback Butcher Bayonet by Duisburg with Regimental Markings .
Bayonets were sometimes marked by blade makers, manufacturers (the firm assembling the blade and other components), and/or the retailer selling the completed product
Wear on the scabbard shows frog had been on it for an extended period: CBF 287: German made frog for the 1888 and 1890 Austrian bayonets A very unusual Samsonwerk S14 bayonet that has two unit markings . On British manufactured bayonets the right side included an 'X' bend-test mark, a broad arrow government acceptance mark, and one or more Royal Small Arms Factory appointed inspector's marks, on the left side was the date of the bayonet's official inspection and the maker's name and the reigning monarch's crown and royal GERMAN 2ND MODEL LUFTWAFFE DAGGER BY SMF FOR SALE .
This bayonet and scabbard was made for the Charles Lancaster
Less than $100 (3) $100-$250 (43) More than $250 (114) Confederate (3) By Category The French even nicknamed their bayonet Rosalie after a song of the era . I specialize in Imperial German bayonets but I am always interested in any rare or unusual bayonet from around the world In 1898 the German Army adopted the Gewehr 98, meant to have a free-floating barrel .
From 1920-1923 S98/05’s were stamped with 1920 on them
Here are some good books for German bayonet research The sword and bayonet makers of Imperial Germany 1871-1918 These shortened bayonets functioned well in the European theater, where in the rare bayonet actions of the time they were matched up against the 9 3 ⁄ 4-inch long blade of the German S84/98 III bayonet fitted on the Karabiner 98k rifle . The blade shows sound markings, sharpening and usage marks It was important for the Military to have equal length of rifle including bayonet as the main enemy – the French .
The official blueprints for S14 bayonets show a pommel-tang construction that involves insertion of the tang into a short insert in the pommel that is then brazed in place; referred to as the Type B construction (page 10)
This is one of about 80 varieties of ersatz bayonets made during the war Haenel of Suhl dated 1917 in its issue steel scabbard . The obverse stag grip plate was affixed with a six-sided nickel Police insignia My Grandfather returned from WW1 with a German bayonet, I'm trying identify the markings on it .
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There were several models in the Schmidt-Rubin Series, including the 1889, 1896/11, 1911 Rifle and Carbine, and the K31 $750 SOLD! A rare German Postschutz Dagger by Paul Weyersberg . The single edged, single fullered, blued blade on this one has wear and most of the blue is gone This particular bayonet has been supplied to Turkey during WW1 and has Arabic serial numbers on the crossguard .
Over 50 printed pages of information and sketches on the unit markings of British, Commonwealth, European & German WW1 & WW2 bayonets
The bayonet types for the rifle Mauser M1898, which are presented here are only the most common and main groups that the German bayonets can be divided into the stock particularly crisp with clear large imperial inspection stamps . German, Suhl 1st black powder proof for smooth bored barrels since 1950 E Despite being far from a pristine example I really like the fact that its had a tough life, and most interestingly has some nice regimental markings as well .
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Original WWI German M1914 tent square, the WWI predecessor to the Zeltbahn I have chosen to divide the bayonets into four main groups: 1 . Among the markings are the Argentine coat of arms, the words Modelo Argentino 1891, and Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co The owner was a big guy!! The blade is stamped with the post 1941-period Eickhorn mark .
By the end of WW1 the S98/05 was starting to be phased out in favor of the 84/98 bayonet
Feb 10, 2021 · The M1917 Bayonet was a P13 Bayonet at its core and went through an evolution of its own throughout its service life Reichwar issued bayonets, these will be found with 1920 crossguard markings, and were all reworks of WWI bayonets A 1918 made 84/98 nA re issued in 1920 to the Weimar republic (the 1920 stamp was on all officially issued pieces . Compiled from various sources which may not agree on marking details SERVICE WEAR MARKS TO THE GRIPS, BUT NO CRACK SAND ALL COMPLETE .
The German Ersatz (substitute) type Bayonets were constructed during the early years of WWI and were designed to fit both the Gewehr 88 (M1888 Commission Rifle) and Gewehr 98 (M98 Mauser Gewehr 98) German rifles
The shorter one almost looks like it spent some time in the ground or underwater WW1 Imperial German Model 1888/98 Ersatz Bayonet And Scabbard . The steel hilt and crossguard are nicely patinated And, I say the German one, as sawback bayonets are not a uniquely German thing, not even a German invention, though one could get that impression by reading the propaganda from WWI, and hearing the many myths surrounding them .
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The removed ring probably indicates its use in WWII by Germany, as they typically removed muzzle rings from their bayonets A very rare Gottscho SD S14 sawback marked for the Wurttemberg 13th Armeekorps 1st Ersatz Machinengewehr Kompanie, weapon number 428 . The 84/98 or K98 was the standard bayonet of the German army after WWI until the end of WWII The first bayonet pictured is a sawback version of the S98 quillback bayonet for the gew98 .
I review and compare a couple of early WW1 German bayonettes and a WW2 issue bayonet from Germany
The new, second production period M1905 bayonet is sometimes is one of the harder to find makers of these knuckle knifes and the condition is minty . This design is very similar to the later 98K short dress bayonets The Mauser GEW98 rifle looks wonderful with this bayonet mounted and the saw teeth are effective at cutting, but primarily used as a mark of distinction for NCOs who coveted them .
Two WWI bayonets and scabbards, one a GermanTwo WWI bayonets and scabbards, one a German Mauser Model 1898/05, the other a British pattern 1913 dated 1917 £20-30 A German Mauser bayonet, Nazi marked daed A German Mauser bayonet, Nazi marked daed 41, clean blade with light staining and scabbard, together with a South Australian 30 bayonet
WW1 German 1898/05 2 nd pattern 'Butcher' bayonet by C I have a ww1/ww11 German Bayonet,made by Erfurt,for the k98 . IN LINE WITH CURRENT LEGISLATION, PROOF OF AGE IS REQUIRED FOR ALL EDGED WEAPONS 98 and most Erzatz Bayonets issued throughout the First World War .
Markings on Japanese Arisaka Rifles and Bayonets of World War II The Japanese manufactured over 6
1917 bayonet markings November 4, 2020 0 Comments Commonly referred to in the family of German Butcher Blades, this was a second variation to the non-sawback butcher blade bayonet that chiefly became to the mainstay of WW1 German bayonets . The ricasso is stamped with the maker details of 'Erfurt' WW1 (1917 Dated) German Imperial M84/98 2nd Model Bayonet, By J .
WW1, German Army Bezard Field Compass / Kompass and Pouch, Militaria, Lufft
J001185 (IJA) INFANTRY TYPE 30 TRAINING BAYONET This reference is by no means exhaustive, but does cover many of the bayonets encountered on the collector’s market today, as well as some rare and unusual . The K98 Bayonet was designed for the German Wehrmacht standard service Karabiner 98 kurz (7 Beautiful example od German 98/05nA aquired by Poland after WWI and used in Polish army .
Grips are in very nice condition, showing wear commensurate with use
The barrel band and side plate show around 75% original brown Spine is marked with W over 07 indicating manufacture for Prussia under Kaiser Wilhelm in 1907 . 98a can have unit markings in a couple places, but is almost always marked on the top of the buttplate, the tang that runs across the top of the buttplate (near the top screw) 4 million rifles and carbines in the 40 years from 1906 to 1945 .
It was fitted for the 1891 and 1909 model rifles, the 1909 cavalry carbine and the 1909 engineer short rifle
I also found a Fitchell & Sachs Schweinfurt bayonet with hallmarks on the blade close to the end but had to pass it along a while back to This is the late Indian Wars/Spanish American War belt with the last patent date of 1894 . I also will provide a bayonet identification service for the very reasonable price of $5 usd for each individual bayonet or edged weapon Bayonet Markings of the Imperial German Colonial and Overseas Forces : Imperial German bayonets were usually marked in several ways which tell us a lot about the history of each individual weapon .
British M1907 Enfield Bayonet & Scabbard, South African Police Price: $145
Over the circlet is the bayonet model number, “1917” A large “C” is stamped on one side, but no other markings are present . Therefore more than one identification may appear for some codes WW1 German bayonet with maker and armour marks to blade, complete with scabbard ,all in well used condition .
The S98/05 fitted the G98 rifle and the early K98 carbine
Bayonet Terminology —diagrams showing the basic terminology used to describe bayonets, scabbards, and frogs Scarce German WW1 S98/05 Saw-back Butcher's Blade Bayonet . WW1 German M98/05 Bayonet w/ Scabbard, Unmarked: WW1 German 98/05 Butcher Bayonet For sale, the finest collectible and authentic WW1 and WW2 swords, bayonets, helmets, knives and binoculars that are Australian, German, British and French .
The white frog as worn by the Leibstardarte Adolf Hitler is maker stamped and 1938 dated
decodes to the 42nd bayonet of the 3rd Company 1st Battalion of the Leinster Regiment We also have a number of bayonets listed on our site at competitive prices, so make sure you have a look . Hörster Waffenfabrik, Solingen S/172 - Carl Eickhorn Stahlwarenfabrik, Solingen S/173 – Alexander Coppel This book contains English translations of the actual regulations issued by the German authorities from the Imperial and Weimar eras, and is an invaluable source of information about the often .
A guide to Production Years and Rarity for the kS98 is provided at the end of the book
This is a modern facsimile copy of the book BAYONET MARKINGS I am guessing the long one is WW1 - K98 and the short one WW2 - K98k? 1 comment . These early Police bayonets had both longer handles and blades, and a star emblem mounted on the obverse stag grip Proceeds and commissions from these sales - in part - go towards the purchase of additional reference materials and acquisition expenses .
Early versions (up until 1918) of the M1905 bayonet had what is referred to as bright, bare metal blades
Today, it is considered an ancillary weapon or a weapon of last resort The history of the WWII German K98 Bayonet - The Karabiner 98 Kurz (often abbreviated Kar98k, K98, or K98k) was a bolt-action rifle adopted as the standard infantry rifle in 1935 by the German Wehrmacht, and was one of the final developments in the long line of Mauser military rifles . Hi all I've been looking for a German 71/84 bayonet for a while now, and finally chanced upon this one Craftsmen and engineers were often were often recruited into the Air Service as volunteers (Einjährig-Freiwilliger) .
World War I is often considered the first true ‘modern war’, a conflict fought between industrialised countries equipped with modern weapons
Overview of some Inspection Markings on M1895 bayonets Both the bayonet and scabbard have regimental markings . Seller: anzacblade ️ (1,329) 100%, Location: Griffith, ACT, Ships to: Worldwide, Item: 201947711335 WW1 German / Prussian Mauser Sg98/05nA Butcher Sword Bayonet & Scabbard - 1915 A Japanese World War II Type 30 1897 bayonet in scabbard, 2nd pattern, 40 cm blued blade, arsenal marks for Toyada Jidoshaki Siesakusho .
The different ways in which the bayonets could be marked depended on the manufacturer and the year in which the item was produced
The upper section includes KS98 Dress or Parade Bayonets currently being offered for sale They entered World War 1 issuing the 1898/05 or 'Butcher Blade' model . It was a replacement for the 98/02 Bayonet and came with a distinctive slotted hand guard Very representative set od a police dress bayonet $800 .
This appealing Police bayonet bears all the hallmarks of having been modified from an earlier, longer Weimar-era sidearm
Our new made bayonet comes with markings on the ricasso and nice used bayonet and frog marked on ricasso and spine, faint marks on back of frog . Original Unit marks are scored out on scabbard Interesting 1920 dated 84/98 not only does it have unit Suhl that was found in the large farm estate last winter .
. The first model Sappers and Miners bayonet appeared in 1841 and differs significantly from this type The bayonet was finished with a high-quality nickel plating, black checkered Bakelite or genuine stag grip plates and black painted scabbard
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