K98 original bayonet engraved with with 6th SS Gebirgs Divison "Nord"
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Original WW2 issue K98 bayonet with metal scabbard.
Bakerlite Handle
The K98 bayonet has been engraved with the
- 6th SS Gebirgs Divison "Nord" on the blade
- Serial number on scabbard 7245
- Blade Dated 43
- Blade Maker ASW
- Serial number 5021
Original WW2 issue K98 bayonet with metal scabbard.
Bakerlite Handle
The K98 bayonet has been engraved with the
- 6th SS Gebirgs Divison "Nord" on the blade
- Serial number on scabbard 7245
- Blade Dated 43
- Blade Maker ASW
- Serial number 5021
Please note the bayonet is 80 years old so there will be rust on blades and scabbard and is as pictured on the web site
While the bayonet is original we cannot guarantee the age of the engraving, This bayonet was bought from eastern Germany a few years ago.
| Weight (g) | 1500.00 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Military Issue |
| Restricted Product? | Yes |
| Affiliation | German |
| Service | SS |
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