folding knife german?

[Lenny W]

can anyone identify the knife it folds and locks in place the only markings are some numbers,no markings to the wood grip. i think it came from a WWII vet from the 5th army i dont remember who brought it in could it be german or allied ? thanks .
regards,
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[Reibert-Austria]

Hi !

It seems to be an Italian 1891/38 bayonet.

The crossguard´s cutt off.

Best, Reibert

[TerryK]

Why the bayo lug on the crossguard? Its where the muzzel ring should be.
Maybe for a submachine gun. Here is one with ring.
Terry

[Lenny W]

thanks reibert,& terry

[Bill Grist]

This bayonet is for the Italian Beretta M38 Sub-machinegun.. There should not be a muzzel ring just a stud for attachment...BILL

[Reibert-Austria]

Hi !

This bayo was originally manufactured for the Infantry-Carbine Mannlicher M 38.

But is also was used on the Beretta MPi Model 1938

[Raffaello Carola]

Hi,

nice 1938 model folding bayonet for the italian Carbine 91/38.
The bayonet for the Beretta 38-A machine gun is different
don't have the ring support but an different attach sistem
the bayonet at the machine gun, is very rare to find.
cheers, Raffaello