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Swiss M1878 Pioneer Bayonet, No Scabbard
(4 photos)
$175.00
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 Original era manufacture. First pattern Pioneer model with a three rivet grip and fullers on one side of the blade only. A very clean example which is maker marked on the ricasso.
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Japanese WWII Late War Type 30 Bayonet & Frog, TALW
(6 photos)
$265.00
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 Original era manufacture. A nice example of a late war Type 30 bayonet made by the Toyada Automatic Loom Works. Square pommel, straight guard, blue finished blade. The olive painted wooden scabbard is undamaged save for the lower twine binding band has begun to unravel a bit. The metal finish is quite nice and best of all, the original, large pattern leather frog is in place. Wrapped around one belt loop is a white cloth with several period kanji characters. A nice bayonet.
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Japanese WWII Late War Type 30 Bayonet, Toyada Automatic Loom Works
(6 photos)
$225.00
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 Original era manufacture. Square pommel, straight guard with a blue finished blade without fullers. Nearly all of the original finish remains on the metal portions of the bayonet. Olive brown painted wooden scabbard is bound with twine in two places with a blue steel throat and tip, scattered spots of wear to the paint finis and a thin crack in the body just below the scabbard throat. A very clean example overall.
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US WWII/Korean War M4 Carbine Bayonet, Utica Mfg
(6 photos)
$165.00
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 Original era manufacture. A clean example with a parkerized finish blade and a nice stacked leather grip. Second pattern M8 scabbard with the light OD canvas belt loop with pommel strap and M1910 belt hook. The steel scabbard throat shows surface rust, we have not made an attempt to clean it, and the OD plastic body has some wear to the finish near the tip, it has not been repainted. The steel guard is marked USM4 UTICA with an Ordnance Bomb proof. The blade is clean, unsharpened with a touch of finish wear near the tip.
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British WWII Enfield Spike Bayonet, No.4 MkII
(3 photos)
$15.00
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 Original era manufacture. A one piece casting with a flattened stabbing point. Most original finish remains.
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German WWII K98 Bayonet & Frog, Mismatched
(5 photos)
$125.00
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 Original era manufacture. Standard model bayonet maker marked clc 41, scabbard maker marked agv 43. The blade has satin blue finish with a decent amount remaining. There are a few, tiny scattered spots on the surface of the blade where it looks as if molten metal splashed on it. Nice dark plum bakelite grips, dark steel patina to the pommel and scabbard. The leather frog is a bit dry and the pommel strap has broken on the bottom side. Overall the bayonet has a nice vintage look to it and was likely brought home from the war this way, the patina matches perfectly.
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German WWII K98 Bayonet & Frog, Mismatched
(4 photos)
$95.00
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 Original era manufacture. Standard model bayonet, maker marked S/155 on the blade and MUNDLOS 39 on the reverse of the scabbard throat. Dark steel patina to the pommel and flashguard, dent-free scabbard has been overpainted black at some point. Decent enough blade with about 40 per cent blue finish remaining. Tip slightly rounded, a few small nickes in the cutting edge. Sound leather frong showing normal use with the pommel straps removed.
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German WWII K98 Bayonet, jwh 43, Force Matched Numbers
(5 photos)
$95.00
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 Original era manufacture. Standard WWII pattern which was made at French arsenal Chatterault in 1943, code jwh. It bears the serial number 2898. The scabbard was made by Herder in 1939 and bears a handstamped number 2898 on the obverse of the scabbard throat. Was this a German attempt to force match the weapon, or perhaps down postwar by a Warsaw Pact country? Who knows, interesting variation anyway. Normal wear and use but sound overall.
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German Bayonet K98 Bayonet, Mismatched
(5 photos)
$75.00
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 Original era manufacture. Wooden grips, black overpainted finish to the pommel and scabbard. The blade is maker marked cof 42 and the scabbard has an odd marking where the maker should be of, LS238G. No idea here. The scabbard has a dent on the reverse but it otherwise sound. The blade is quite nice however with most of its finish remaining. Priced to sell.
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US WWII M1 Garand Bayonet, AFH Mfg
(4 photos)
$130.00
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 Original era manufacture. Standard manufactured 10 inch blade which is US proofed and maker marked on the ricasso. Mix of the parkerized finish and steel patina to the metal portions of the bayonet, with some very light, cleaned surface corrosion near the tip. The black plastic grips show typical wear but are not cracked or chipped, lock button works properly. Original OD plastic scabbard shows an Army overpaint, slightly bent at the tip. Sound bayonet overall.
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German WWII K98 Bayonet & Frog, Czech Frog
(6 photos)
$125.00
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 Original era manufacture. Mismatched bayonet in good repair with nice dark plum bakelite grips. Nice blade with a dent free scabbard, overall mix of gray steel and blue finish. Sound, Czech pattern bayonet frog with pommel strap.
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German WWII K98 Bayonet & Frog, S/244G
(5 photos)
$95.00
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 Original era manufacture. Early G date bayonet with wooden grips. Mix of steel patina and blue to the metal fittings. The scabbard is dent free and has a very dark, roughish surface. The original black leather frog shows wear at the belt loop. The flashguard shows scattered denting. Sound bayonet overall.
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German WWII Matching K98 Bayonet, W.K.C. 38, GI Modified
(8 photos)
$95.00
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 Original era manufacture. Interesting bayonet which shows matching numbers blade to scabbard, 2319b. GI modified by a clever adaptation of a German WWII gasmask head harness into a belt loop with pommel strap. Sadly, the cleverness ended there as the attempts at sharpening the blade were dismal at best. Lots of grind marks to the cutting edge and the point was rounded somewhat. Still an interesting WWII relic.
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British Pre WWI Martini-Henry Pattern 1876 Bayonet, '89 Blade Date
(4 photos)
$55.00
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 Original era manufacture. Classic socket bayonet of a type which saw service in the Zulu Wars and other conflicts of the British Empire in the 19th Century. 17.9mm muzzle diameter, blade is war department proofed and appears to be dated '89, blade surface is smooth with scattered areas of light graying, socket bears a blue finish. Clean bayonet, locking ring moves freely.
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Belgium M1924/49 Mauser Export Bayonet
(4 photos)
$45.00
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 Original era manufacture. 15 inch parkerized steel blade which is unmarked. Blue steel scabbard with a German style frog stud. Wood grips secured by screws. Clean overall showing storage and handling wear only.
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British Pre WWI Martini-Henry Pattern 1876 Bayonet, 1/88 Blade Date
(3 photos)
$55.00
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 Original era manufacture. Classic socket bayonet of a type which saw service in the Zulu Wars and other conflicts of the British Empire in the 19th Century. 17.9mm muzzle diameter, blade is war department proofed and appears to be dated 1/88, blade surface is smooth with most of the original polish remaining, scattered areas of light spotting, socket bears a blue finish. Really a very clean bayonet, locking ring moves freely.
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German WWII Wehrmacht Dress Bayonet, Tiger Mfg
(5 photos)
$80.00
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 Original era manufacture. Short pattern, 8 inch chromed steel blade displaying the Tiger emblem of the crouching cat on one side of the ricasso. Nice black plastic grips and painted steel scabbard with light surface corrosion and dark steel patina near the tip. The finnish on the pommel and guard has dulled over time showing gray at this point. Nice clean blade and scabbard.
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Chile M1895 Mauser Bayonet, German Mfg WKC
(5 photos)
$55.00
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 Original era manufacture. Excellent German quality bayonet made for export to South America. This example fits the description in Kiesling's page 93 as being made for Chile, however, it does not bear the Chilean crest on the ricasso. Very clean overall showing light wear and use. Mismatched numbers guard to scabbard stud.
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German WWI M98/05 Bayonet & Frog, Frister & Rossmann
(7 photos)
$145.00
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 Original era manufacture. Standard pattern 98/05 bayonet bearing the year date 17 on the blade spine. Nice makers mark on the ricasso of Frister & Rossmann. The blade is unsharpened but shows areas of graying and spotting. The serrated wood grip panels show some typical dings and dents to its surface. Gray steel patina to the scabbard surface with a few spots of shallow denting. Brown leather bayonet frog is marked Berlin 1917, undoubtedly original, but we feel these were intended for export during the Great War, possibly Turkey. No need to wonder if its original with this one.
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Czech WWII VZ-23 Long Bayonet
(5 photos)
$50.00
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 Original era manufacture. Blue finish bayonet with an 11.5 inch blade length. Nice looking bayonet in sound condition. According to Janzen's Notebook, these were used by Lithuania, Iran and South America.
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German WWII K98 Bayonet & Partial Frog
(6 photos)
$135.00
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 Original era manufacture. Mismatched blade to scabbard, 42 asw blade, 44 asw scabbard throat. Nearly all of the blue finish remains on the bayonet, nice pair of dark plum bakelite grips, working lock button. The leather frog has had its belt loop cut away for some reason, the mind boggles as to why. Overall a very clean bayonet that at least matches by maker if not by number.
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Prussian M1809 Socket Bayonet
(3 photos)
$50.00
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 Original era manufacture. 19 inch blade with a rust finish overall. The socket tube is out of round so will make it difficult mounting it to a musket. A pattern of bayonet used during the Napoleonic Wars up to the adoption of the M1841 Needle Gun.
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German M1871 Service Bayonet, PD Luneschloss Mfg
(3 photos)
$175.00
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 Original era manufacture. Classic brass handled bayonet designed for the metallic cartridge, M1871 rifle. The blade spine is marked Crown W 74, and the ricasso shows the maker as P.D.Luneschloss Solingen. The blade is fairly clean, shows evidence of an old, light sharpening and the tip is very slightly rounded. A mellow brass patina to the grip with a working lock button. Last pattern of the brass handled bayonets for the Imperial Army. No scabbard.
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German WWII Replica K98 Bayonet Frog
(3 photos)
$12.95
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 These new made frogs are of good quality honest leather and feature white stitching with rivet reinforcements.
Save those poor old originals for your collection and use one of these instead.
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US WWI M1917 Bayonet, Remington Mfg
(5 photos)
$235.00
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 Original era manufacture. Very clean example featuring a 16 inch blade with parkerized finish save for a blue finish band above the guard. The spotting that appears on one side of the blade is staining caused by old cosmoline, not rust or pitting. The blade is unsharpened, no nicks to the edge and the tip is quite sharp. Nice walunt grips with a blue finish pommel and crossguard, lock button works properly. Second pattern steel & leather scabbard with a green painted finish. Very sound bayonet which shows light use.
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