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Is it true that German Fire dress bayonets (and other dress bayonets) had no serial numbers and therefore you cannot determine that a certain bayonet and a scabbard belong together ? I want to buy one and asked about the serials matching and I got this answer. Here is the link.. http://www.marktplaats.nl/a/verzamelen/m...sPage=mympBuyerThe asking price is 96 euro`s. Is it worth the money ? Any help is much appreciated.
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Jacco You are right in most cases. A few Fire Dress bayonets had inventory numbers stamped on the cross-guard and scabbard, or blade and scabbard. In a rare case the pommel and frog. Shown below are a couple examples.
Last edited by TKissinger; 03/17/2013 08:06 PM.
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Thanks, and what do you think about the price of this one ?
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I don't know what the conversion rate is.
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I agree with Terry, a decent conditioned short model bayonet with nice maker & distributor dual marks, $125 is fine to pay.
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thanks guys for the response !
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