Genuine WWII German pebbled leather ammunition pouch, intended for Mauser 98k clips.
Manufactured by L. Erselius in Leipzig, Saxony and dated 1942.
Each compartment features an inner separation.
Complete and in good overall condition.
Nice genuine WWII German bayonet for Mauser 98k, manufactured by Carl Eickhorn in Solingen and dated 1942.
Serial number 5994 K is clearly visible on the ricasso. Bakelite grips. Locking system is in working order. The blade has been particularly well preserved.
Comes in its original steel scabbard, also bearing number 5994 K , along with a blackened-leather bayonet frog which has been slightly damaged by rodents.
Rare homogeneous set, in good overall condition.
Nice genuine WWII German bayonet for Mauser 98k, manufactured by Alexander Coppel in Solingen and dated 1942 -- see hallmark 42 fnj .
Serial number 9702 d is clearly visible on the ricasso. Bakelite grips. Locking system is in working order. The blade has been particularly well preserved.
Comes in its original steel scabbard, also bearing number 9702 d .
Rare homogeneous set, in good overall condition.
Nice genuine pre-WWII German bayonet for Mauser 98k, manufactured by E.u.F. Hörster in Solingen in 1934 (see hallmark S/155K ).
Serial number 1282 e is clearly visible on the ricasso. Bakelite grips. Locking system is in working order. The blade has been particularly well preserved.
Comes in its original steel scabbard, at the rear of which a small hole due to oxidation is visible, along with a blackened-leather bayonet frog; markings stamped on the scabbard are identical to those present on the blade ( S/155K and 1282 e ).
Rare homogeneous set, in good overall condition.
Genuine WWII German bayonet for Mauser 98k, manufactured by Alexander Coppel in Solingen and dated 1941 -- see hallmark 41 fnj .
Serial number 322 z is clearly visible on the ricasso. Bakelite grips. Locking system is in working order.
Comes in its original steel scabbard, also bearing number 322 z .
Rare homogeneous set, in used condition.
Genuine WWII German bayonet for Mauser 98k, manufactured by F.u.K. Hörster in Solingen and dated 1941 -- see hallmark 41 asw .
Serial number 8705 s is visible on the ricasso. Bakelite grips. Locking system is in working order. The blade has been rather well preserved.
Comes in some original steel scabbard, bearing number 9495 e .
Nice set, in good used overall condition.
Genuine WWII German bayonet for Mauser 98k, fitted with wooden grips.
Production markings are illegible.
Comes in a original wartime steel scabbard, manufactured in Solingen by Alexander Coppelin 1944 (see hallmark 44 fnj) and bearing number 4436 b.
Used condition.
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