I purchased this mystery (to Me) K98 Bayonet at a local antique sale. The price was right, heck a K98 bayonet with a almost perfect blued blade a scabbard and leather frog all. I have to be honest I am not that knowledgeable with the common K98 bayonet. I believe that this is a refurbished item but ...Read and See More
This massive Dress Bayonet is a first for me I have never seen one before. The overall shape and construction is what the later dress bayonets have followed except for the overall size os all the parts. This bayonet not only larger in all aspect it’s two or the-red times heavier. As always I will ...Read and See More
This is a typical dress bayonet by E. Pack & Sons Solingen for an Artillery man with the red insert in the bayonet slot. The pommel, cross guard are one piece in a deep plated finish. The button and release button are functional. The stag horn grips are held on the bayonet with the typical Pack offs ...Read and See More
This is either an officers Trench Knife or a private purchase knife. It has seen a lot of use and could use some cleaning up to improve its looks. The Pommel has the fake release button on a typical eagle head motif. The pommel, and cross guard are a one piece casting. The Stag grips are held togeth ...Read and See More
This Bayonet came out of an old time collection and started out as a Paul Weyersberg K98 Bayonet and has had serious modifications done to it. First just the appearance of the light wood grips with the metal swaz sunk in within a circle and the metal swaz on the scabbard really look neat. The wood g ...Read and See More
This K98 Bayonet came from an old time collection and started out life as a regular Paul Weyersburg bayonet but has seen extensive modification to transform it into a fighting knife. The most striking modification is the grinding of the pommel down to a slanted angle that really fits the hand nicely ...Read and See More
