marked 1897 and US
Turk mauser?
Trapdoor? serial number a "7" on one side and an "R" in a circle on the other.
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...ayonets1-1.jpg
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marked 1897 and US
Turk mauser?
Trapdoor? serial number a "7" on one side and an "R" in a circle on the other.
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...ayonets1-1.jpg
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...ayonets2-1.jpg
3 more M16 M7 and the spikes.. I'm not sure which Enfield
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...ayonets3-1.jpg
Top pic
US M1892 Krag
Siamese Mauser
M1891 Moisin Nagant
Bottom
No4 MkII*
cool thanks
The Krag is nice, could use a bit of help though. You can use a fine machine paper and polish the rough right out of that blade.
Found an edge weapon myself today...
That Nagant bayonet is a good one to have. Do not mistake it for a 91/30 bayonet that is as common as dirt. It is for the unaltered 1891. Siamese Mauser bayonets aren't the most common in the world either although generally worth less than the more common Krags.
I don't know if it is shadows or just my eyes playing tricks, but the US Krag looks like it might be a Sedgley.
I don't think so, I think it's just angles...and light...Quote:
Originally Posted by porterkids
What is a Sedgely bayonet, a Sedgely refurb of a US Krag?Quote:
Originally Posted by porterkids
A test piece...different by the pommel and...it looks a bit different.Quote:
Originally Posted by green
The Siamese Mauser is dated 1932. According to a friend at my favorite Thai restaurant.