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    Czech VZ24 Bayonet-End User I.D. help need, please.

    I have this bayonet which I believe to be a Czechicon VZ24 and I assume it was for export. What I don't know is which country it was exported to when new and I was wondering if Forum members could make some suggestions as to the end user, please? While there are not many markings on this bayo, there are a few, which may help. It was advertised as being used by Germanyicon during WW2 which I didn't believe when I saw it advertised and I still don't; I stand to be corrected on this point, of course. Thanks for any information and help.
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    Not likely used by Germanyicon, they would have gotten rid of the muzzle ring. Crossed swords best bet at ID but Probably just Czechicon. Export bayonets had circle z.
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    I suspect that it's been refurbished which may have lost some of it's markings.
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    Crossed swords on Czechicon bayonets signify post war communist production.
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