Original German WWII Fireman's Long Dress Bayonet by Carl Henkel with Troddel and Frog EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION which was then crushed at

which was then crushed at the Battle of Culloden on April 16th

very North Eastern part of Norway and western Russia

that had probably been introduced to America circa 1860-1861 by the French Perrin revolver

Holster is made from a large

The forestock is definitely solid

Original German WWII Fireman's Long Dress Bayonet by Carl Henkel with Troddel and Frog EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION which was then crushed atOriginal Item: Only One Available. This Fireman's Bayonet is in nice condition throughout, and is the 10 inch blade "long" version. The nickel hilt plating is bright throughout and remains 90% intact, with just some wear and light oxidation in places. The grip plates are the checkered black Bakelite type, in excellent condition and retained by steel rivets with dressed obverse heads. The scabbard has the original black paint, still bright and about