Bayonets of Imperial Germany 1871-1918 - worldbayonets.com
The M1898/05 was the most common German bayonet of the First World War. These are often called “butcher blades,” due to their resemblance to a butcher’s knife of the period. This example was made in 1910 by Simson & Co., of Suhl.
German Bayonet Makers 1871–1918 - worldbayonets.com
The following table, revised January 17, 2023, lists the documented makers of the most common Imperial German bayonet types, identifying the types each maker is known to have produced. This list is not exhaustive, but is intended as a quick reference that covers the types most commonly encountered by today’s collectors.
Bayonets - German - JC Militaria
An original, excellent, example of a WWI German Ersatz M88/98 bayonet (Ersatz-substitute) bayonets were made in Germany during the early years of World War I, because there weren't enough regulation bayonets to equip the rapidly expanding army.
German Bayonets used 1914-1945 - gotavapen.se
The German bayonets were influenced by the French when they adopted bayonets. The basic rifle at the outbreak of the Great War 1914 was Mauser M1898. It was important for the Military to have equal length of rifle including bayonet as the main enemy – the French.
WW1 Sawback Bayonet - Banned Weapons of War - Reaper Feed
2020年4月22日 · During WW1, German troops were issued with a bayonet called the S98/05, designed to rely on the length of its hilt mounting to fix the blade to its rifle. The weapon was issued in two designs: one with a serrated saw back edge and one without.
Germany - Ersatz Bayonets - worldbayonets.com
Ersatz (substitute) bayonets were made in Germany during the early years of World War I, because there weren't enough regulation bayonets to equip the rapidly expanding army. Ersatz bayonets were manufactured in local workshops, resulting in hundreds of variations.
WW1 German S98/05 'Butcher' bayonet - 1st pattern by WKC
4 天之前 · A 1st pattern S98/05 Butcher bayonet, with scarce leather frog. Maker marked 'Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Cie, Solingen'. The first pattern butcher bayonet has the high ears on the crossguard, no flash guards and was made from 1906 until 1915 and came with a …
German Model 1898 Pioneer Sawback Bayonet & Scabbard
The longest of the WW1 German bayonets primarily associated with the Pioneer troops and NCOs. The Mauser GEW98 rifle looks wonderful with this bayonet mounted and the saw teeth are effective at cutting, but primarily used as a mark of distinction for NCOs who coveted them.
The German Sawback Blade Bayonet - Armourgeddon
Germany used a wide variety of bayonets on the Mauser Gew-8 and Kar-98 rifles. They entered World War 1 issuing the 1898/05 or ‘Butcher Blade’ model. As the war progressed the shorter blade types and the ersatz models were introduced. A small percentage of German bayonets were made with a saw back.
WW1 German S98/05 'Butcher' bayonet - 2nd pattern
4 天之前 · An extremely scarce 2nd pattern S98/05 Butcher bayonet and scabbard. Maker marked 'Pack, Ohliger & Co, Solingen' (R2+ 'very rare' on the rarity scale).The second pattern butcher bayonet has the ears filed down on the crossguard, was made from 1915 until 1918 and came with a metal scabbard.
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