Andy,
Again you state your opinion but it is not based on facts. I am sitting at my computer with two different bayonets. One is marked 43 fnj SS ZZ A4, the other is marked COF 43 SS ZZ A2. I suppose you think that they do not exist either.
In addition I just pulled a CLEMN&JUNG dated 1939 with matching scabbard. Both scabbard and bayonet are SS marked TK, RUNES with accountability #1534. This came from the Marino Collection in Gettsyburgh, PA.
Richard K
When I left to take care of some business there was one bayonet under discussion. I came back, and now it’s four. With one of them a 1939 Clemen u. Jung. Which is sort of interesting because the commercial bayonets are fairly scarce. Although from the description, I’m not sure if that is what has been brought forward as an example for the discussion. FP
