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    Hello All , ive had this bayonet for some time . I am not well versed on ww1 bayonets . If anyone can provide information about it i would really appreciate it .
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          John,

          You have an S98/05 aA bayonet for the Mauser rifle. It should have a date of manufacture on the back spine of the blade as well as a state marking such as a crowned W for Prussia. The markings on the crossguard indicate it was issued to an artillery Battery.

          I hope this is helpful.

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            Thank you , here are the marks on spine of the blade .
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              You also have a rare leather scabbard, War time switched to all steel. Great one to own.

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                Yes, your bayonet was made in 1908 for the Prussian Army. As William said, it is an un-molested "old model" bayonet that was later changed to the "new model" that had a steel scabbard, lower "ears" on the guard, and other minor changes such as adding a flashguard. Yours has escaped these later modifications and is in its original configuration.

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                  Thank very much guys , the information is appreciated and valued ....

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                    #10
                    Nice early Erfurt! i love em!!

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                      If you peak behind the frog at the back side of scabbard near the top, there's a chance it has a mark the matches the mark on the crossguard.

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                        Nothing there but it is marked here on top of scabbard hardware .
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