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    Michigan NG REm-Lee Bayonet

    I recently examined a Remington M897 bayonet with a steel body scabbard and a leather integral frog fitted with long brass hooks which will fit Mills type belts with eyelets.
    It was obtained in Michigan so I think it may be part of the Michigan Rem-Lee contract.
    Does anyone have a confirmed Mich NG bayonet or a pic of one showing the scabbard?
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    Re: Michigan NG REm-Lee Bayonet

    In his book on Remington bayonets, Janzen indicates that the Michigan State contract included the short export knife bayonet, with the scabbard type you describe. There is a picture on page 109 showing the Michigan troops with their Remington-Lee rifles and short knife bayonets.

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    Thank you, I have Jansen's book as well as the Rem Lee book with that photo. The belt attachment hooks are 3 1/4" long and I was wondering if they are original.

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