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HEY GUYS
JUST PICKED UP THIS MINT POLICE BAYONET. I NEED SOME HELP IDENTIFYING WHAT CITY OR TOWN THE POLICEMAN WAS ASSIGNED TO. THIS IS MY FIRST POLICE BAYONET, AND IT SURE IS A NICE ONE. ANY INFO WOULD HELP OUT.
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Spencer, Administrative District Weisbaden, Schutzpolizei. Very nice bayo you have. Next up, a frog & a knot. Barry
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Well, I believe that is the first Paweco marked Prussian Police bayonet I've ever seen.
Houston? Billy? Anyone?
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Nice piece Spencer
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Denny,
Wow, first time for me too. The only Paweco pieces I've seen were the long blade pieces sometimes attributed to Customs use. Very nice piece Spencer.
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HEY GUYS THANKS FOR THE HELP. ALSO I FORGOT TO ADD THAT THE OTHERSIDE OF THE BLADE HAS PAUL WEYERSBERG STAMPED INTO IT. VERY INTRESTING. THANKS FOR ALL THE HELP SO FAR. MORE PICS BELOW
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quote: Originally posted by Billy G.:
Denny,
Wow, first time for me too. The only Paweco pieces I've seen were the long blade pieces sometimes attributed to Customs use. Very nice piece Spencer.
Me too!
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Thanks for the help guys. Is this a rare varation or is this just a blade they had in the factory and the decided to use it? is paweco a maker in soligen???? Thanks for all the help.
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PAWECO is a contraction of Paul Weyersberg Co and was an alternate mark used by them although not frequently. Nice that yours has both marks. I don't know about rarity but Denny & Billy seem to think it's rare on a police bayo. Yes, from Solingen.
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