Bayonet

[herbert38]

This is a bayonet my uncle Bud sent home, story has it he took this & a k98 mauser off a old man & little kid he found hiding in the bushes late 45.

[herbert38]

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[herbert38]

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[rajko84]

That is Polish Radom bayonet which got reissued to German military. That is German frog on it, and also the german scabbard.

[besslein]

That is Polish Radom bayonet which got reissued to German military. That is German frog on it, and also the german scabbard.

agree,nice set!!!!

[Sleepwalker]

i´m i little bit late :-)

yes this is a captured Wz.29 "mobilizacja".

rework by removing the muzzle ring.

German name: Seitengewehr 139/2 (p) or Seitengewehr 29(p)

Is there a WaA 77 acceptance stamp on the blade spine?


Regards

[donlon]

Oh, I got one exacly like this, well mine have no stamps on the holster and the leather band that goes around the handle is missing, I don't think there has ever been one

Mine has a eagle like stamp with 77 below it, on the base of the blade, like Sleepwalker mentions

How van I tell if it got reissued to german military or it's original polish ??

I got this one too, http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=629679

Sorry to barge ind like this, but it's pretty exciting to see a bayonet almost like mine.

[Sleepwalker]

i own two versions...

one Wz.29 "mobilizacja" with one one without a german w77 stamp. all have no polish proof stamps.

This bayonts were finishes in Radom or were still in the factory (withot polish proffing) when the germans captured the factory... so a german accaptance officer or group proofs this bayontes (and other rifle parts) with WaA 77.

[donlon]

Thanks for you detailed info