Double Maker Marked Butcher Blade Bayonet

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Gentlemen,

I just picked up this bayonet, and i have a couple of questions...As always, your help is greatly appreciated. It is pretty standard fare and is not matching numbers, but i could use help with the full name of the & Rossman Berlin maker. I also wonder about the Henckels logo on the opposite side. Any information that you can provide will be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

Jeremiah

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I also had a question about the Imperial Proffmark in use here. It is unlike my others. Also, the spine is not dated...Only proofed.

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[Billy G]

Jeremiah,

Henckels was the manufacturer of your bayonet. Frister & Rossmann, Berlin finished & marketed Henckels products, according to Fisher's maker mark book. It is a combination that's been previously seen on Imperial blades but may have extended into the Weimar zeit.

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Thanks Billy!