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Germany. A Wartime Service in the 14th Tank Hunter Division Bayonet, with Portepee

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Germany. A Wartime Service in the 14th Tank Hunter Division Bayonet, with Portepee

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Germany. A Wartime Service in the 14th Tank Hunter Division Bayonet, with Portepee

Measuring 348 mm with the scabbard on, featuring a 200 mm long magnetic nickel-plated steel blade, with a dull edge and a pointy tip. The blade’s reverse ricasso is unmarked, but engraved “Zur Erinnerung an meine Dienstzeit bei der Panzer Abw. Abteil. 14” (German - To Commemorate my Military Service in the 14th Tank Hunter Division) with ornate detailing on the obverse. It retains its original glossy finish, with only light scratches on the blade common to extraction and return to the scabbard. The leather washer is present and sits tightly fastened to the crossguard/quillion, which is constructed of nickel-silver, and edges onto a black bakelite grip. The grip is textured and is held together by two thick metal (magnetic) studs. The rear of the grip/pommel area features a slit paired with a spring-loaded button that allows the bayonet to be fastened to the barrel of a rifle. The scabbard is constructed of blackened metal (magnetic), and is hooked into a heavy brown bayonet frog, with a slit for suspension from a duty belt. It is also accompanied by a green/white portepee, constructed of thick green and white cotton threads that are twisted into multiple rows to form the head and the body in a thatched design. In overall near extremely fine condition.