1932-1933 Shooting Prize Bayonet

[Serge M.]

Billy, Now that's a quality scarce Shooting Prize bayo.

Nice to see one that has it's guilting that's hasn't been cleaned. Tops in bayo world. -
A 'One and Done' center piece kind of example.
Congrats !

Thanks for sharing this beauty.

[AndyB]

"Looks like excellent piece, same opinion about the unit, its weimar era marking, Artillerie Regt.5, / 9.Battery. b.r.Andy
"1932 waren in Ulm der Regimentsstab und die II. Abteilung stationiert. Die III. Abteilung (7,8,9 Batt) war in Ludwigsburg, ebenfalls Wehrkreis V, stationiert. "

[JohnZ]

Billy:

That is one heck of a nice shooting prize police bayonet. Added to the rarity of the dedication, as Serge says, is the gold wash that still remains.

That is a beauty!

John

[Billy G]

Thanks for the kind words. Thanks too for the information regarding the proper unit this item came from, its very much appreciated.

[DAZZA3483]

An absolute beauty..thank you for sharing!

[REMUS]

Hi Billy,


I just love that Polizei style hilt. This piece has to be one of the rarest out there. Congratulations with this beauty, a fine addition to your collection. I can't get enough of this one.

J.

[Ron Weinand]

NICE SCORE Billy! I have had a couple of these over the tears, but John Z. found a way to get them away from me, so be careful as I am sure he will be after you.

[Billy G]

Thanks for the kind words gents. It really is a well done item & the condition is superb. Still trying to find the proper regimental knot for it.

I'm pretty happy with this shooting prize, but you never know. There's always a chance someone can pry it from my hands

[Fred Green]

Hello,




The knot will be for the 9th Company in an Artillery Regiment. Davis shows the knot to be all yellow in color.


Fred