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    The SM is for Singer Machines the only maker of cruciform bayonets in WW2.

    Haven't seen any sell for a while but I would think $100 plus is about right.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Amatikuluicon View Post
    The SM is for Singer Machines the only maker of cruciform bayonets in WW2.

    Haven't seen any sell for a while but I would think $100 plus is about right.
    Amazing what time does, we were buying these cruciform Enfield bayonets for 10 cents apiece in 1962 at a surplus store in Santa Rosa, CA. He had a 30 gal barrel of them! Should bought more!

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