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Hello,
Help please to identify this WKC bayonet.
Thanks.
JC
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I think that is a cut-down sword, not a bayonet. I see no way of attaching it to a rifle.
Dave
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right on Dave, a cut down mod. 1889 cavalry sword.
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What are the markings on the scabbord?
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The unit marks on the scabbard are for the 14 Ulans 5 Company Weapon #25. What you had was a issued K98 Cav dress sword. Too bad someone made a knife/bayonet out of it. I have seen this many times on dress swords. And suspect the returning GI probably did it.
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