Estate finds - M95 bayo, Trapdoor scabbard, Japanese sword handle? - PIC HEAVY

[dttuner]

Hey Edge Weapons Forum! Here's some pics of bayonets, and scabbards I found in a recent estate sale. Need some help with identification, and general info.

I'm taking pics, as I clean and oil these items. Will continue to update this post with more edge weapon porn as I go

1 Springfield trapdoor bayonet scabbard?







2 - Katana handle?

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[Milsurf]

The tsuka (handle) is from a shira saya, or "resting" sword mount better suited to protecting the sword while the working mounts are stored separately. It would be matched to a likewise plain wood scabbard. The sayagaki (Japanese writing on the handle) may identify the sword and/or maker, but since the sword has gone adrift, it's probably not worth trying to translate. Unfortunately there is about zero collector value to the item.

[dttuner]

The tsuka (handle) is from a shira saya, or "resting" sword mount better suited to protecting the sword while the working mounts are stored separately. It would be matched to a likewise plain wood scabbard. The sayagaki (Japanese writing on the handle) may identify the sword and/or maker, but since the sword has gone adrift, it's probably not worth trying to translate. Unfortunately there is about zero collector value to the item.

Thank you.

[dttuner]

Okay, okay... those last two weren't bladed weapons. Sorry guys. I knew I was going to be posting some actual bayonets, so here goes.

This one has a leather & steel scabbard, and only three markings that I can find.
AZ8303 on side of hilt
T on top of hilt
26 on back edge of grip








found another

[dttuner]

[porterkids]

Spanish Model 1893

[dttuner]

Spanish Model 1893

Looks like you are right on the money:
Bayonets of Spain

Except, my bayonet is missing many of the expected markings. No factory mark, for example.

[Aragorn243]

Could be right, there are four different variations of that type. Not Brazilian as I thought, missing the hook.

[dttuner]

This is pretty amazing. A Spanish Mauser and a Spanish Bayonet together in one find.

[dttuner]

Another bayonet... M95 looks like, and wasn't treated properly.

99% sure scabbard is for something else.