Yes, looked as if it had never been removed. I sold it to Harvey Riley along with the same Policeman's Shako about 10 days before he died.
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A few long and short clamshells.
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How many different styles of Eagle head pommels are there?Comment
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I think that each maker has his own type of eagle head.
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Alain,
A wonderful array of rare & beautiful clamshells, many thanks for showing them to us.
I agree that there are numerous different hilt shapes, each with subtle differences. I would suspect that there were 4 or 5 manufacturers that made their own Polizei hilts, perhaps more, with some of the smaller makers purchasing parts from them. This is easily seen in the case of Clemen & Jung. When their mark is seen on a Polizei bayonet, almost always the hilt will exhibit the distinctive eagle eye of an Alcoso hilt.Comment
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Very nice Timmy ! Great photographs as well !
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Pat,Originally posted by pdawg1911 View Post
You are truly that rarest of rare men.
A real smartass!
But I still love you like a brother!
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Two Eickhorn Weimar and tow Eickhorn Feldjager clamshells.Comment
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Two Eickhorn 35-41 marked clamshells and one Eickhorn double oval serrated tail over C.E.
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Wooooww...
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Originally posted by Barry Brown View Post
Guess I never saw this thread as police bayonets were more often posted on the police forum. Here is the brass/gilt one I used to own. Never was able to identify the unit(s) to which they were issued. Though they might have been the Prussian Wasserschutz/Rhinepolizei.
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Originally posted by JoeW View PostGuess I never saw this thread as police bayonets were more often posted on the police forum. Here is the brass/gilt one I used to own. Never was able to identify the unit(s) to which they were issued. Though they might have been the Prussian Wasserschutz/Rhinepolizei.
That one is really purty!!
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