Please help identify some edged weapons !!

**VIS35PL** · 10-08-2016 06:38 AM

Hello!
I am a firearms collector from Poland and this is my first post on the forum. I don't have a lot of edged weapons, just a few bayonets and some german imperial items. I also have a few unidentified things, that belonged to my family members. I was trying to identify these things but I didn't get a final answer. I was looking for a international forum, maybe you collectors can help me. I don't know if these are even military items...
The first piece was brought as a souvenir from Spain in 1990's. It was bought in a local antique shop. It might be a corrida piece but I am not sure. The second piece was found with some imperial german edged weapons after the war. I am not sure if this is military item or not (it seems to be). The last thing, a dagger of some kind, was bought in a local polish antique shop in 1980's. This is actually the most interesting item for me, but I also don't know what this might be.
Anyway thank you very much for your time and help !
Greetings from Poland

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**browningautorifle** · 10-08-2016 07:22 PM

The center one is a spear head, could it be a boar spear from Germany icon

? Since it was in with that ilk... The first one almost looks like a stage sword of some kind. Not a real sword. The last looks like almost a letter opener in a triangular bayonet scabbard. The scabbard would actually be worth selling for collectors of those type of bayonets. The spear head would be a nice piece too...

**VIS35PL** · 10-11-2016 01:30 PM

Thank you very much for your reply. I believe this might be true, especially theory about boar spear from germany. I don't think however, that this dagger is a letter opener. It is very long, it came with this scabbard and most of all it is "to thick", doesn't have a "sharp edge". It is like a spike with "channel for blood".