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Germany, Heer. An Army Dress Bayonet, by Eickhorn

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Item: M0271-134

Germany, Heer. An Army Dress Bayonet, by Eickhorn

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Germany, Heer. An Army Dress Bayonet, by Eickhorn

(Bajonett). A German Army bayonet featuring a 20 cm nickel-plated steel blade, remaining bright and crisp, it is unengraved with fullers on both sides, while the reverse ricasso is maker marked with the squirrel logo of Eickhorn of Solingen, displays scratches common to extraction and return to the scabbard, maintains a natural shine, measuring a total of 32 cm in length, without the leather washer, cross-guard with quillon and pommel exhibit light contact and wear, with both plates of the simulated stag horn grip (carved from wood) are held in place by two rivets and central pins, accompanied by a black magnetic metal scabbard with frog stud, metal locket at the blade entry held in pace by one screw, attached to a brown leather frog, with heavy, durable quality stitching, together with scabbard measuring 35.7 cm in length, and in extremely fine condition.