I bought this with a large collection and since I have my doubts I have never tried to sell it. I always thought I might need a good bayonet to open up my cans of worms. Very few large collections come without at least of few of them. Jack 
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Another fake SS K98 field Bayonet
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Another fake SS K98 field Bayonet
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Another fake SS K98 field Bayonet
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Another fake SS K98 field Bayonet
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Another fake SS K98 field Bayonet
another view 1, I have had it for over 10 years and the person before me, go it in the late 60's or early 70's.
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These things, no matter how fake they be, have always looked good. Of all the good ones I've seen, these still look good. I would buy a not mind having one for the pure beauty. At a reasonable price....Comment
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Nothing wrong with the bayo itself. The etching is done in the seventy'sComment
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I avoid all field gear marked with anything SS because it is most likely post-war done to jack up the prices. Very little stuff was wartime marked. The Waffen-SS received it's equipment from Army stocks. Too bad somebody screwed up a good original K-98 bayonet to screw some SS collector. That is the only reason I could see somebody doing this.
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Indeed, the etching was done in the 60-70's in the UK.
These are now also collector's items.
Too bad they screwed up a nice bayonet!Comment
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It would make a nice letter opener.Comment
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