This is a group of different bayonets that will have a cannon of some type in the etching.

Close up of first bayonet

Second bayonet is the long blade

Close up of second bayonet

Third bayonet is etched on both sides. First side with cannon.

Third bayonet reverse side etch.

Fourth bayonet. Cannon side etching

Forth bayonet reverse side etch

Fourth bayonet. reverse side

Fifth bayonet

Fifth bayonet reverse side etch

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Sixth bayonet Single side etch

Sixth bayonet reverse side makers mark

Seventh bayonet double etched blade.

Seventh bayonet reverse side etch.

More pictures of cannon etched blades to follow....soon.
Sincerely,
HUBERTUS

Ralph,

Simply outstanding !

Bill

Very nice Ralph

Thanks for showing!

PVON

Blades eight and nine double sided etching. Long and short etches for Art. Reg 46.

Reverse etch of blades eight and nine.

Bayonet number 10 stag grip, long etched, both sides. Eickhorn.

Bayonet number ten reverse side etch.

Three Eickhorn cannon etched blades. Pioner long blade, short blade single sided etching and longblade double etch.

Three close up photographs of Eickhorn cannon etched blades.

Bayonet number 11 double etch blade no makers mark.

It's got to be a Holler!!!

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Blade eleven reverse side etch.

Ralph

They are all great, but number 5 (Holler) bayonet is great. Just love the horses on the etch.

Blade number 12. Double etched blade with cannon on one side and Artillerie Regiment No. 57 on the other side.

Blade 12

Bayonets 13 and 14 are double etched with the same copy and designs on both sides but if you will notice the etching on the cannon side at the far end of the etching the design is different. These are both Holler blades. I have placed blade number 10 into the last photograph to show the same etch in the long blade.

Bayonets 13 and 14 reverse side.

Bayonets 10,13 and 14. The long and short of it.

Bayonets 15,16 and 17 are all E. Pack & Sohne Solingen. This completes the photographs of the cannon etched bayonets. Please add any additional photographs with different cannons or variations that will be helpful for future comparisons. When you compare some of the bayonets of the long and short models and the etchings you can find flaws that some of the purists do not want to put aside with these war production blades. They do exist and any items produced for a army of millions will have its dings, pings and flaws.
I hope you enjoyed looking.
Sincerely,
HUBERTUS

Bayonet 16.

Bayonet 17.

Close up of cannon etches numbers 15,16 and 17.

PACK TRADE MARKS.Numbers 15,16 AND 17..Last photograph.
Sincerely, HUBERTUS

Very impressive display! I wish I had bought more etched bayonets when I started collecting over 25 years ago....

Thanks for sharing!

John

vintagetimenow,

You still can, with some of the common etches they still aren't that much money and make a great display. Take a look, if you like at my web-site..VonRyansExpress.com

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Von Ryan

Hubertus, thank you very much for this impressive cannon threat! Educational and a real pleasure to study.
Regards,