Help to ID bayos

**sasktraveler** · 04-17-2017 11:26 PM

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**Highly Recommended** · 04-17-2017 11:26 PM

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**browningautorifle** · 04-18-2017 10:27 AM

The left one is a spear point...the right one doesn't have a press stud, does it even have a mortise slot? Looks more like a ceremonial piece made from a bayonet. How would it fix...? It looks to have started out as a WW1 French icon

Chassepot Bayonet...maybe some closer pics and take it out of the scabbard? The scabbard is like nothing I've seen either.

**porterkids** · 04-18-2017 01:28 PM

The piece on the right is a Chilean icon

Police sidearm. These were manufactured from surplus 1874 Gras blades as well as some newly made blades. A study was done on these a while back on a different forum and there were four or five distinct variations identified which lead to the belief that these were made in separate small batches and not all made at one time.

**browningautorifle** · 04-18-2017 07:17 PM

Originally Posted by porterkids

The piece on the right is a Chilean icon

Police sidearm.

Makes perfect sense...kind of like a sword.

**sasktraveler** · 04-18-2017 07:45 PM

thanks guys

**old-smithy** · 04-19-2017 05:03 AM

as Bill says

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