SAW TOOTH Bayonet

[AZartman]

Is this piece german WW2? I have been searching the forum, and all the sawtooth backs have a different style cross guard? What gives?

Thanks for the help everyone...

Description provided by the seller.

"German M98/5 Bayonet – saw tooth, wooden grips, 24 inches long, “Waffenfabrik Neuhausen” with cross stamped on blade, black metal scabbard – good condition.

American machete Woodman’s Pal WWII era, “Woodman’s Pal 284” on side of blade
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[AZartman]

Have I answered my own question...coudl it be...

"Model 1914 Pioneer Bayonet - Often mistakenly referred to as 1911 Pioneer

Blade Length - 18.9" (480mm)
Handle Length - 4.9" (124mm)
Total Length - 24" (610mm)
Muzzle Ring Diameter - .56" (14.2mm)
Issued with : Schmidt-Rubin Models 1911 Carbine, K31
Manufacturers: Elsener Schwyz, H.S., H.St., Waffenfabrik Neuhausen
Description: The Model 1914 differs from earlier sawtooth models with the addition of the bulge at the end of the blade. Also, the 1914 is fullered on only one side. A musician's variant also exists, where the handle groove is filled in.
The Model 1914 was issued to only select troops. When issued with K31s the were issued to:

- Genie Truppen
(Engineers)
-Fahrerkorporale und beritten Wacthmeister der Artillerie
(Driver Corporals and mounted artillery Sergeants)
-Hufschmeid, Hufschmeid -Gefreite, -Korporal, -wacthmeister
(blacksmiths, blacksmith Private First Classes or lance corporal, blacksmith Sergeants.)
-Trainsoldaten, traingefreite, trainkorporal, trainwacthmeister
(Horse transport soldiers, PFCs, corporals and sergeants)
-Sattlers
(Saddle makers)
- Fahrer Feld Artillerie, Fahrer Feld Haubitze, Fahrer Schwer Feld Haubitze,
(Drivers for Motorized Field Artillery, Howitzers and Heavy Howitzers)"

[AZartman]

It is SWISS apparently...

Most common manufacturer's mark is "WAFFENFABRIK NEUHAUSEN" and is found on the blade ricasso (right side); Neuhausen is a city located in Switzerland near the German border.