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    #1

    where is this symbol from ?

    I made a drawing of it, but I don't know how to upload the image from my computer, but it says '' THS'' ??? and it's printed on my bayonet

    does anyone know what this means ?
    Last edited by Luger_p08; 08-21-2007, 09:06 PM. Reason: forgot to say that
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    "THS" Need a Photo....

    "THS" Need a Photo....

    How to Upload a PHOTO:

    a. Take a Photo
    b. Save it to your Computer Hard Drive (HD) & name photo as THS.jpg
    c. Make another Posting by hitting "REPLY"
    d. Add your Message + go down the Page & Hit 'MANAGE ATTACHMENTS"
    e. Got to BROWSE ..... & find your Photo "THS.jpg" on your HD.
    f. Hit "UPLOAD" to upload the Photo
    g. Then Hit ..... Submit Reply & it will post your Message & Photo

    GIve it a Try..... Good Going...... Dave / dblmed

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      #3
      I THINK YOU HAVE TO BE Association Member to post pictures
      Give a man an opinion and you feed him for a day,
      teach a man to use the "search" function on the WAF and you feed him for a lifetime.

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        #4
        Originally posted by scorched earth View Post
        I THINK YOU HAVE TO BE Association Member to post pictures

        yeah I think so 2

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          #5
          EMail Photo to me.....

          Email the Photos to me, & I'll be glad to Post them

          Dave/dblmed

          dblmed@earthlink.net

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            #6
            Originally posted by Luger_p08 View Post
            yeah I think so 2
            Here you go:
            http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=183564

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              #7
              I hope it works

              owkaj I hope it works, Thanks for the advice



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                #8
                E. & F. Horster

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                  #9
                  Thanks you all

                  Thank you, I just looked it up and that's correct, Thank you all for the information

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                    #10
                    For future reference

                    Hey,

                    for future reference on maker marks, I would highly suggest the following:

                    http://www.germandaggers.com/referen...makermarks.htm

                    Besides, the dress bayo seems to be a very early, pre-war type in my opinion.

                    JAN
                    Last edited by jancz3rt; 08-22-2007, 05:13 PM.

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                      #11
                      You guys think so?

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                        #12
                        why do you think it's a dress bayonet ? I don't know a lot of these things
                        But I think its a Mauser K98 bayonet, becouse there is a groove so you can slide it on the rifle,

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                          #13
                          Hi

                          It's a dress bayonet, because it is nickel plated and made for parade, not for combat. It's a KS98 dress bayonet. Yours seems imperial.

                          JAN

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                            #14
                            Hi

                            Besides, please note that the groove means that you can put it on the rifle, but would only be used to accompany the dress. The old style checkering is elongated in nature when compared to Third Reich examples of dress bayonets.

                            P.S.: Sorry for the double post..

                            JAN
                            Last edited by jancz3rt; 08-24-2007, 12:23 AM.

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