A fine example of a “cut down” bayonet bearing the name “Heinrich Brecht, Munster” on the reverse ricasso. Origins of this name are unknown, perhaps a supplier contracted to carry out the shortening process, or distributor, or even a military outfitter in Munster.
This Police Bayonet is one of the rarely seen examples produced in brass. The brass had a gilded finish when it was first pro...  read more

Code: 54439

895.00 GBP

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The so called engineers or Pioneers dress bayonet is difficult to find, while finding an etched example is almost impossible. This example has lost much of its bright plating to pommel and crossguard and has a few very minor “hammer” hits to the backstrap. Grip plates are perfect and held in place by domed rivets.
Single etched blade on this piece is perfect, having a superb, “in memory ...  read more

Code: 54440

1250.00 GBP

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Crossguard, pommel and backstrap in near perfect condition with all finish remaining. Backstrap has an unusual “knurled” finish. Operating mortice button with red felt in the slot. Bakelite grips have countersunk screws and nuts. Mear mint blade retains 95% of its factory bluing and has only the most minimal signs of sharpening. Matching numbers stamped to obverse ricasso and adjacent scabbard ...  read more

Code: 54441

295.00 GBP

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Working release button, waffenampt marking to upper pommel reverse. Bakelite grip plates correctly attached. Blade has full bluing other than a small area near the tip. Blade marked “9023”to ricasso with matching number to upper scabbard. Blade reverse marked “42CRS” indicating manufacture by Paul Weyersberg and Co of Solingen  read more

Code: 54442

275.00 GBP

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This example has no maker mark, but is a superb example in every way. Crossguard, backstrap and pommel show no signs of misuse, the pommel having a correctly operating mortice button and a red felt slug in the rifle slot. Dressed, domed rivets attach the perfect chequered Bakelite grips. Plated, bright blade grades near mint having no edge damage and a super sharp tip. A black leather blade was...  read more

Code: 54443

325.00 GBP

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A Weimar era, municipal police bayonet, converted in the Third Reich period to conform with the rules of the newly centralised police organisation under the command of the Reichsführer SS, Heinrich Himmler.
Fine nickel hilt with excellent detail to the feathering at the pommel. There is no rifle slot. The cross guard has the usual raised oak leaves on the obverse and on the reverse, howe...  read more

Code: 54444

895.00 GBP

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This piece, whilst at first glance is “just another bayonet” on closer inspection has crossguard stampings of an SS “Kulturzeichen” and the letter “K” indicating that this bayonet was an issue item at a “konzentrationslager” or concentration camp….
Most of the plating remains to the pommel, backstrap and crossguard with wear only to the highlights. Bright, non maker marked blade has some...  read more

Code: 54445

945.00 GBP

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Little to identify this early, wooden gripped K98 saving the stamping “C4708” to the pommel reverse, indicating the 4,708th produced within the "c" block (the third set of 10,000) for that specific year of production. Unfortunately no other markings, apart from waffenampt, appear on bayonet or scabbard.  read more

Code: 54446

210.00 GBP

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