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Thanks in advance. ![[Linked Image]](https://www.lakesidetrader.com/pics/BA-25492d.jpg)
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Danish M1867 Saber Sword Bayonet, 2nd Model
This type were known as a "Yataghan Sword Bayonet" and were used by many nations.
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Thanks Dave just PM'ed that it's Danish Model 1867 Yataghan Bayonet.
Always appreciate you guys!
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Same opinion Danish M1867 bayonet for Remington rifle, second model with inner spring made post 1885. b.r.Andy
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hi members
just my two cents here echoing on daves coment years ago i had two that had early japanese markings ww1 or before for those japanese markings so dave is correct home run dave thanks guys my two cents god bless all andy militarynut
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