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Bayonets World War 2 |
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Italian Carcano M 1891 Bayonet |

Carcano Bayonet M1891
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French Bayonet M 1916 |
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This weapon had no cutting edges. It was meant for pointing, not for cutting. The “X” shaped cross section tore blood vessels so much apart that they did not close any more. Expressing French sense of style this bayonet had a copper alloy handle which is unsual.
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Find State |

French Bayonet M 1916. Find state.
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Cleaned State |

French Bayonets M 1916. Cleaned State. Including leather acessories.
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The damage scabbards reveal the weapons. Since the pieces were cached in most ground even the leather parts survived in good condition.
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Cleaned State Detail |

French Bayonet M 1916. Cleaned State Detail.
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German K98k Bayonet |

K98k Bayonet
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Bayonet Scabbard |

Bayonet Scabbard.
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Printable version
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