German WW2 BAYONETS & edged weapons

UPDATED 05/16/13 at 6:00 PM

WORLD WAR 2 GERMAN & EDGED WEAPONS AND ACCESSORIES

(bayonets are all matching and unsharpened, unless otherwise noted)

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1. K98 "44 asw"(Hörster) marked late war bayonet! Nice earlier example in the "h" block with wood grips (hard to find in theis maker in '44).Super nice example with most of the finish overall. Overall about excellent+ to near mint condition. $295

2. K98 "44 crs" (P.Weyersberg) marked late war bayonet. Super example in outstanding condition. Red bakelite grips are gorgeous. Bluing is about 97%. Pommel has some light surface rust marks, nothing bad. Blade is very nice, just some runner marks. Scabbard is excellent with light surface rust in spots. (probably would come off with oil) Really nice example! $325

3. k98 "44 fnj" (Coppel) marked late war bayonet! A beauty in unissued condition. Just overall light age from storage. Bluing on blade and pommel is 98% with rough milling/finishing of the metal. Scabbard is near mint, has some dings that may actually be from the factory and the hook on the back swivels, but is very secure.Darker red bakelite grips are outstanding. I purchased this from the family of the vet who brought it back. Outstanding example, never in a collection. Near Mint. $325 SOLD

4. K98 unmarked late war bayonet in beautiful condition! Really nice and crude finished late war piece. I believe it to be an Eickhorn, as I can see on the scabbard that they ground off what appears to be a "cof" and a and "x" is still visible on the other side (X block was the one before they quit producing them), before they phosphated the scabbard. No waffenamts on it, so it's probably rejected from the military contract. The walnut wood grips are superb and were never even sanded down! Blade is beautiful and very crude, so marks, but nearly mint. Pommel has some very light surface rust spots, but nothing bad. Bluing is 98% overall! Scabbard is also very nice, it has 2 surface rust spots, but still beautiful condition. Great example or a neat late war variant. $275

5.RARE k98 "44 cvl" (W.K.C.) marked late war bayonet with riveted grips! Only one I have ever see. Appears to be the "M" block, which was near the end of production. Wooden grips have some damage on one side- a "M" scratched in them and a small hole. Blade is nice, , typical late war rough tool marks. Looks like someone may have tried to sharpen it, but didn't make it far. Light surafce rust to pommel with some browning of finish. Blue on blade is very nice. Rivets are neat, they are a crude type that is blued. Scabbard is decent, but has some rust pitting. Overall good condition, bayonet is very good+. Outstanding and rare example. $450

6.RARE k98 "bym 4" marked late war bayonet! A tough code to get, stands for the maker Ferlach in Austria. Great bakelit grips with super color. Bluing is about 94% overall. Ferlach had a more polished looking blue than German makers. Scabbard has some dings, but very good overall, about 75% finish. Blad is nice, but it looks like someone started to polish it or sharpen it. Fortunately, they only scratched the finish a bit. Back edge of blade is dated "44". Overal condition is near excellent on this scarce maker. $450

7.RARE k98 "44agv" marked late war bayonet! Short lived code used the first half of the year by Berg & Co., before changing the code to "pyy". Nicer example, with most the blue finish. Has only some light rust surface marks, but nothing bad, very light. Only some pitting on bottom of scabbard. This one is high in the no letter block. Overall excellent+ condition. Best example of this make code bayonet I have seen so far. Hard to find code/maker for a 1944 bayonet. $350

8.Hitler Youth Knife in great condition from the vet's family. I just got this from the family of the vet who brought it back. Looks like it was unissued when he picked it up. Basically has only runner marks. Beautiful near mint original paint to scabbard, overall just gorgeous. It's an RZM M7/52 maker mark. (Herbertz & Meurer, Solingen-Gräfrath) I think it's a later example, as the leather belt hanger is factory made from leather scraps rivetted together. Gorgeous piece! $499

9.K98 bayonet manufactured by "E. Pack & Sohn" and dated 1939. Great combat used example that has seen action. Has an early semi-polish military finish. Both blade and scabbard are dated "39". Really nice "marble" type brown bakelite grips. Pommel has some light rust, but would probably clean up really nice. Blade is super, with only some runner marks. Scabbard has some oxidation here and there, but pretty decent overall. Overall the set is in Very Good condition. Nice, early example. $215

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German ww2 k98 rifle bayonet frogs..
A)(TOP) leather type-worn but usable with torn straps $30

B)(left) leather-RB numbered -RB numbered frog, nearly unissued. SOLD
C)leather -used, but good, solid condition $75
D)leather- used, some wear to strap at eyelet, but not bad $75
E)leather- late war, undyed example, RB numbered, looks unissued SOLD

11. VERY RARE! asw44 coded phosphate finish with riveted bakelite grips, k98 bayonet! Another "gray ghost" out of my own collection. This is a very rare example, rarer than the "sgx44", as the phosphate "asw44" was made for a very short time, as they used up "asw44" blades and scabbards before going to "sgx". Matching scabbard. Though the bayonet shows little field use, it has been sharpened. Also, there is one fairly shallow dent in the scabbard. Finish on the scarbbard is about 100% and about 75% on the blade, due to the sharpening. Bakelite grips have lots of wood chips and flecks in them. The metal finishing is rough and uneven in spots, as it should be for a late bayonet. Very rare example. $699 SALE $599

12.K98 bayonet with very rare "skeleton" frog (m42 frog) in web and leather! Very tough to find German bayonet frog variation. The bayonet is an "43asw" marked version, which dates it at 1943. The bayonet is overall excellent and very clean. Most of the military blue finish is present. The scabbard is nice, just has age toning and light wear. The frog is in brown leather with gray/green webbing. The only drawback is that a piece of the leather at the buttonhole is broken off. Overall a very nice K98 bayonet and a very scarce frog. Set has always been together. $475

13.K98 bayonet manufactured by Brunn II (dou) in 1941. This is one of the first types of German occupation made bayonets and precedes the "dot 42" or "dot 43" marked bayonets. This one is unmarked except for a "z" surrounded by 2 circles, which I have read represents Brunn II. The other side of the blade is marked with a waffenamt "A80". It is made the same as the later "dot" marked bayonets and even has the same high quality blue finish that the Brunn produced k98s and bayonets are known for. Overall length, as with the "dot" marked examples, is 45cm (17 3/4"), which is longer than the standard k98 bayonet. This is probably a 1941 manufactured bayonet. Overall excellent condition with light wear to blue and normal handling marks from use. Scarce example missing from most collections. (I didn't even know it existed until recently) $325 SALE $275

14. K98 bayonet manufactured by "Elite Diamant" and dated 1939. Beautiful "been there" combat example of an early high-polish bayonet by one of the scarcer makers. Blade has some wear to finish, but where it is not, it is incredible, like the finish on an early P.08 Luger! Bottom of scabbard and pommel have some browning, but overall the bayoner is in Very Good condition. Early grips are dark brown bakelite. "39" on scabbard and back edge of blade. Great example, tough maker. $$279

15.RARE k98 "44agv" marked late war bayonet! This is the short lived code used the first half of the year by Berg & Co., before changing the code to "pyy". Nice example, shows wear to finish, as many of these do. This one is high in the "c' block, right before the change to "pyy". Overall excellent condition. Hard to find code/maker for a 1944 bayonet. $325

16. K98 rifle bayonet with scarce M42 type frog- Great example and a veteran bringback. Matching bayonet and scabbard. "43 cvl" coded, which is 1943 manufacture, made by WKC. Bayonet is nice overall, but blade has been lightly sharpened at end. The nice thing about it is the worn "skeleton" leather frog, named for it's skinny profile, which came with it from the relative of the vet. He brought it back with an "ar 43" k98 rifle. Bayonet is a nice example with a scarce frog. $275 SALE $200 FINAL MARKDOWN $175

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17.German army "deluxe" dagger hangers. This is the type with the ornate oakleaf pattern on the rings, buckles and handware. Silver straps show wear, along with velvet backing. Overall very good with traces of the original silver wash. $150 SALE $100 FINAL REDUCTION! $89

18.WW2 German officer (wehrmacht -army, luftwaffe, WSS, etc) sword or dagger hanger. This is the larger, longer type, usually associated with sword, but many times were attached to the top of dagger hangers also. This is a very nice brown leather example is excellent condition. Just light wearoverall. Measures approx. 8" total length. $160 SALE $100 FINAL REDUCTION $89

19.German WW2 sword or dagger hanger. Sash type worn under the tunic or overcoat. Nice estate found example in excellent + condition, showing only normal light wear from storage. $225 SALE $150 FINAL REDUCTION $125

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UPDATED 05/16/13 at 6:00 PM WORLD WAR 2 GERMAN & EDGED WEAPONS AND ACCESSORIES (bayonets are all matching and unsharpened, unless otherwise noted) ALL ITEMS COME WITH 5 DAY INSPECTION AND LIFETIME GUARANTEE OF ORIGINALITY (610) 760-8220 or (610) 451-1064 * EMAIL ME HERE *
CLICK ON A PHOTO FOR A LARGER PICTURE	EMAIL IF YOU NEED MORE PHOTOS OF AN ITEM YOU ARE INTERESTED IN.
		1. K98 "44 asw"(Hörster) marked late war bayonet! Nice earlier example in the "h" block with wood grips (hard to find in theis maker in '44).Super nice example with most of the finish overall. Overall about excellent+ to near mint condition. $295

	2. K98 "44 crs" (P.Weyersberg) marked late war bayonet. Super example in outstanding condition. Red bakelite grips are gorgeous. Bluing is about 97%. Pommel has some light surface rust marks, nothing bad. Blade is very nice, just some runner marks. Scabbard is excellent with light surface rust in spots. (probably would come off with oil) Really nice example! $325

		3. k98 "44 fnj" (Coppel) marked late war bayonet! A beauty in unissued condition. Just overall light age from storage. Bluing on blade and pommel is 98% with rough milling/finishing of the metal. Scabbard is near mint, has some dings that may actually be from the factory and the hook on the back swivels, but is very secure.Darker red bakelite grips are outstanding. I purchased this from the family of the vet who brought it back. Outstanding example, never in a collection. Near Mint. $325 SOLD

	4. K98 unmarked late war bayonet in beautiful condition! Really nice and crude finished late war piece. I believe it to be an Eickhorn, as I can see on the scabbard that they ground off what appears to be a "cof" and a and "x" is still visible on the other side (X block was the one before they quit producing them), before they phosphated the scabbard. No waffenamts on it, so it's probably rejected from the military contract. The walnut wood grips are superb and were never even sanded down! Blade is beautiful and very crude, so marks, but nearly mint. Pommel has some very light surface rust spots, but nothing bad. Bluing is 98% overall! Scabbard is also very nice, it has 2 surface rust spots, but still beautiful condition. Great example or a neat late war variant. $275

		5.RARE k98 "44 cvl" (W.K.C.) marked late war bayonet with riveted grips! Only one I have ever see. Appears to be the "M" block, which was near the end of production. Wooden grips have some damage on one side- a "M" scratched in them and a small hole. Blade is nice, , typical late war rough tool marks. Looks like someone may have tried to sharpen it, but didn't make it far. Light surafce rust to pommel with some browning of finish. Blue on blade is very nice. Rivets are neat, they are a crude type that is blued. Scabbard is decent, but has some rust pitting. Overall good condition, bayonet is very good+. Outstanding and rare example. $450

	6.RARE k98 "bym 4" marked late war bayonet! A tough code to get, stands for the maker Ferlach in Austria. Great bakelit grips with super color. Bluing is about 94% overall. Ferlach had a more polished looking blue than German makers. Scabbard has some dings, but very good overall, about 75% finish. Blad is nice, but it looks like someone started to polish it or sharpen it. Fortunately, they only scratched the finish a bit. Back edge of blade is dated "44". Overal condition is near excellent on this scarce maker. $450

		7.RARE k98 "44agv" marked late war bayonet! Short lived code used the first half of the year by Berg & Co., before changing the code to "pyy". Nicer example, with most the blue finish. Has only some light rust surface marks, but nothing bad, very light. Only some pitting on bottom of scabbard. This one is high in the no letter block. Overall excellent+ condition. Best example of this make code bayonet I have seen so far. Hard to find code/maker for a 1944 bayonet. $350

	8.Hitler Youth Knife in great condition from the vet's family. I just got this from the family of the vet who brought it back. Looks like it was unissued when he picked it up. Basically has only runner marks. Beautiful near mint original paint to scabbard, overall just gorgeous. It's an RZM M7/52 maker mark. (Herbertz & Meurer, Solingen-Gräfrath) I think it's a later example, as the leather belt hanger is factory made from leather scraps rivetted together. Gorgeous piece! $499




		9.K98 bayonet manufactured by "E. Pack & Sohn" and dated 1939. Great combat used example that has seen action. Has an early semi-polish military finish. Both blade and scabbard are dated "39". Really nice "marble" type brown bakelite grips. Pommel has some light rust, but would probably clean up really nice. Blade is super, with only some runner marks. Scabbard has some oxidation here and there, but pretty decent overall. Overall the set is in Very Good condition. Nice, early example. $215

	10. German ww2 k98 rifle bayonet frogs.. A)(TOP) leather type-worn but usable with torn straps $30 B)(left) leather-RB numbered -RB numbered frog, nearly unissued. SOLD C)leather -used, but good, solid condition $75 D)leather- used, some wear to strap at eyelet, but not bad $75 E)leather- late war, undyed example, RB numbered, looks unissued SOLD

		11. VERY RARE! asw44 coded phosphate finish with riveted bakelite grips, k98 bayonet! Another "gray ghost" out of my own collection. This is a very rare example, rarer than the "sgx44", as the phosphate "asw44" was made for a very short time, as they used up "asw44" blades and scabbards before going to "sgx". Matching scabbard. Though the bayonet shows little field use, it has been sharpened. Also, there is one fairly shallow dent in the scabbard. Finish on the scarbbard is about 100% and about 75% on the blade, due to the sharpening. Bakelite grips have lots of wood chips and flecks in them. The metal finishing is rough and uneven in spots, as it should be for a late bayonet. Very rare example. $699 SALE $599

	12.K98 bayonet with very rare "skeleton" frog (m42 frog) in web and leather! Very tough to find German bayonet frog variation. The bayonet is an "43asw" marked version, which dates it at 1943. The bayonet is overall excellent and very clean. Most of the military blue finish is present. The scabbard is nice, just has age toning and light wear. The frog is in brown leather with gray/green webbing. The only drawback is that a piece of the leather at the buttonhole is broken off. Overall a very nice K98 bayonet and a very scarce frog. Set has always been together. $475

		13.K98 bayonet manufactured by Brunn II (dou) in 1941. This is one of the first types of German occupation made bayonets and precedes the "dot 42" or "dot 43" marked bayonets. This one is unmarked except for a "z" surrounded by 2 circles, which I have read represents Brunn II. The other side of the blade is marked with a waffenamt "A80". It is made the same as the later "dot" marked bayonets and even has the same high quality blue finish that the Brunn produced k98s and bayonets are known for. Overall length, as with the "dot" marked examples, is 45cm (17 3/4"), which is longer than the standard k98 bayonet. This is probably a 1941 manufactured bayonet. Overall excellent condition with light wear to blue and normal handling marks from use. Scarce example missing from most collections. (I didn't even know it existed until recently) $325 SALE $275

	14. K98 bayonet manufactured by "Elite Diamant" and dated 1939. Beautiful "been there" combat example of an early high-polish bayonet by one of the scarcer makers. Blade has some wear to finish, but where it is not, it is incredible, like the finish on an early P.08 Luger! Bottom of scabbard and pommel have some browning, but overall the bayoner is in Very Good condition. Early grips are dark brown bakelite. "39" on scabbard and back edge of blade. Great example, tough maker. $$279

		15.RARE k98 "44agv" marked late war bayonet! This is the short lived code used the first half of the year by Berg & Co., before changing the code to "pyy". Nice example, shows wear to finish, as many of these do. This one is high in the "c' block, right before the change to "pyy". Overall excellent condition. Hard to find code/maker for a 1944 bayonet. $325

	16. K98 rifle bayonet with scarce M42 type frog- Great example and a veteran bringback. Matching bayonet and scabbard. "43 cvl" coded, which is 1943 manufacture, made by WKC. Bayonet is nice overall, but blade has been lightly sharpened at end. The nice thing about it is the worn "skeleton" leather frog, named for it's skinny profile, which came with it from the relative of the vet. He brought it back with an "ar 43" k98 rifle. Bayonet is a nice example with a scarce frog. $275 SALE $200 FINAL MARKDOWN $175
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	17.German army "deluxe" dagger hangers. This is the type with the ornate oakleaf pattern on the rings, buckles and handware. Silver straps show wear, along with velvet backing. Overall very good with traces of the original silver wash. $150 SALE $100 FINAL REDUCTION! $89



	18.WW2 German officer (wehrmacht -army, luftwaffe, WSS, etc) sword or dagger hanger. This is the larger, longer type, usually associated with sword, but many times were attached to the top of dagger hangers also. This is a very nice brown leather example is excellent condition. Just light wearoverall. Measures approx. 8" total length. $160 SALE $100 FINAL REDUCTION $89

		19.German WW2 sword or dagger hanger. Sash type worn under the tunic or overcoat. Nice estate found example in excellent + condition, showing only normal light wear from storage. $225 SALE $150 FINAL REDUCTION $125

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