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Funny engraving, I do not see police stamp.
I saw a similar engraving on the fake SS bayonet.
Rivets are not Eickhorn.
I would love to hear more experienced forum members.
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Funny engraving, I do not see police stamp.
I saw a similar engraving on the fake SS bayonet.
Rivets are not Eickhorn.
I would love to hear more experienced forum members. Same here but I don't like it myself!
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Interesting bayonet. Just from what seems obvious, the scabbard is a replacement. Notice that it's throat is much wider than the blade which makes me think it's from a standard service police byaonet instead of made for this particular piece. As also stated previously, I don't like the rivets. The hilt looks to be a period honor bayonet hilt. Perhaps this piece was cobbled together from period pieces? Don't know about the blade but I have doubts it's period.
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On second thought just with relation to the scabbard, I'm not so sure it's a replacement. I think what I initially saw was the darkened area near the center of oversized leather buffer.
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