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
Without a doubt this is the finest 1898 Dress Bayonet that I have ever owned. I started to take the photos with the bright sun but in Syracuse the sun never last for a long time. This chrome plated bayonet is just such a looker the scabbard leather is straight and ridged with no nicks or finish lost ...Read and See More
This is an early E. Pack Artillery dress bayonet with no markings but has the exclusive offset spanner head style nut and bolt as only used by them. This long bayonet has a quality stag handle not the knurly and knobby stag grips. All fittings are chrome plated and has a workable catch for the rifle ...Read and See More
For all you Tiger Collectors here is a nicely double marked Tiger short dress bayonet. This bayonet has the early birds head pommel and did have a working push button clip. The blade retains it great chromed finish with the two maker marks in great condition. There are the typical runner marks on th ...Read and See More
This baby is worn so be careful with it, if you are careful it will give a nice used look to the piece you add it to. I am not sure if it is green and silver or green and white.
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