UBB.threads Forums Edged Weapons The BCN Bayonet Forum SS Bayonets

Yes i believe FP is right on this, the scabbard has typical signs of late war piece, that was welded together, similar were observed in late 44asw, or fnj production, some of with can marked scabbards, the piece have a typical marking of asw production the lock nut is not serialed, the grips are not correct as the fg and one grip is serialed with 21 and the grip is waa proofed , the other piece is not so visible but there should be too WaA. It would be interesting to see if there is a WaA on ball finial, when not i assume is not the can scabbard.Then is probably a correct asw blanko scabbard? Interesting is too the DH on crossguard as it looks like stamped? But probably no possible determine from the picture.What for WaA is on the grip? Thanks.best regards,Andy