Original German WWII Stag Grip Etched Artillery 98k Bayonet by FW Höller Snider Rifles & Bayonets For years we could not

For years we could not understand the significance of the brass lip but recently learned that it was to prevent rodents from climbing up the sides of the keg to get at the grog

Additionally included is the research on the Battle of the Wilderness on May 5th to May 7th 1862 together with information on both the 4th New York Heavy Artillery and the 1st Regiment of Virginia Volunteers also known as THE RICHMOND GREYS

Rauchballpatrone weiss (Smoke ball cartridge white)

On land the vehicle was too heavy and its body too unwieldy to be popular with the soldiers

The interesting fact is that the quality of the blade in very high and on one side of the square half socket clearly stamped into the steel is what remains of the word TOWER

Original German WWII Stag Grip Etched Artillery 98k Bayonet by FW Höller Snider Rifles & Bayonets For years we could notOriginal Item: Only One Available. This type of stag gripped single etched 98k Bayonet was generally used for parade purposes. This example is a near mint etched Artillery regiment bayonet with incredible stag grips. The nickel plating throughout the hilt and crossguard of this example is excellent with very little wear. The mortise button and release work perfectly. The original red felt is still in the rifle slot. The grip plates of this example are