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the inscription would suggest Bavaria as the mention of Munich.
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Paul,
Why do you think it is a bayonet ? I see no way to attach it to a rifle / musket.
(The French 1868 bayonet for the Chassepot has a similarly shaped blade)
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This style was in use from roughly 1870’s throughout the 3R. Typically associated with the later 1800’s, I purchased a similar piece with a shorter sawback blade and a double oval Eickhorn mark (model #435), identified as a variant Feuerwehr sidearm.
Would love to know its true purpose myself, I dig the distributor marked blade too.
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The blade looks like yataghan form, the frog hook is not typical for bavaria, should be compared by side to side, is possible the piece is a Faschinemesser of Bavaria for dress using.
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