OUTSTANDING Original WWII German K98 COMBAT BAYONET. (Seitengewehr 98K) With Leather frog Certified

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Original WWII German K98 COMBAT BAYONET. (Seitengewehr 98K) With leather frog Certified. The K98 bayonet was a modification of the already modified S84/98 bayonet that had been originally developed in 1915. Manufacture of this new modified bayonet began in 1934 with mass production beginning in 1936. The K98 bayonet was a standard issue item and was accompanied by a bayonet frog to be worn on the reverse left side of the weight bearing waist belt. The K98 bayonet remained the standard issue bayonet through-out the war with minor manufacturing variations. As the war continued the quality of the bayonets deteriorated and in mid-1944 most manufacturers discontinued producing the bayonet to concentrate on producing other essential war materials. Roughly 25cm long, drop forged, steel construction blade with wide fullers. Maker marked. Scabbard and blade has typical combat used look.   Nice wood grip. Stud does move and functions properly. Some very slight loss to the finish on the blade. VERY MINTY!   The scabbard in good but used from field use condition.  Has original leather  frog  Over all great example.  100% Guaranteed to be authentic Complete museum documentation (COA) Provided. Certified by The Gettysburg Museum of   History.   Please see our   other items.  Also note when browsing our web site there are several pages of items, at the bottom of the list look for other page numbers. OUTSTANDING Combat Used! Do Not Miss This One!

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WWII German K98 combat bayonet with leather frog and scabbard, a fine example of german war relicsGerman K98 combat bayonet with a dark bladed edge alongside its metal scabbard and leather frogClose up of stamped serial numbers on worn black leather strap from a WWII German K98 combat bayonet frog with metal rivetsClose up of a WWII German K98 combat bayonet blade stamped with the maker mark E. u. F. Horster near the crossguard and wooden gripOriginal WWII German K98 combat bayonet housed in its metal scabbard with a dark leather frog, viewed as a complete german war relics set