Box full of bayonets - need help

[Gran Sasso]

From last weekends fleamarket: I wanna sell to a friend as a lot, what can I roughly ask for it? Thanks in advance

[J. M. C.]

They look kind of bad. If your selling to a friend I would say about $250-$300.

[Stu W]

Hard to tell given what appears to be very salty condition and slightly out of focus pictures. Can you show clear shots of the Imperial "Butcher" bayo and the bottom two in the column; saw back and fighting knife? There may be more money in those three than the others.

Regards,
Stu

[Gran Sasso]

Hard to tell given what appears to be very salty condition and slightly out of focus pictures. Can you show clear shots of the Imperial "Butcher" bayo and the bottom two in the column; saw back and fighting knife? There may be more money in those three than the others.

Regards,
Stu

Here you go, Stu:

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[rbminis]

IMHO, the fighting knife alone is worth about $200. without the sheath. Don't know about the bayonettes.
Good Scoop!
Ralph.

[Stu W]

Thanks for the updated photos.

If he's a good friend then the numbers suggested are fine. However, there is about 200 +/- in the fighting knife. Also, it appears from the photos as if that S98/05 "Butcher" has had it's grip plates removed and refurbished in an ersatz manner to be used as a cutting tool. If that's the case then it will also be worth some money as an interesting variant. It might be worth checking with George (SCHUPO on WAF) about it.

Regards,
Stu

[Death-Ace]

Now that truly is a nice haul! Could you name some of the makers on the parade daggers?

Congrats!
Lev

[Death-Ace]

Now that truly is a nice haul! Could you name some of the makers on the parade daggers?

Congrats!