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Local Price : 600 kr

Polish Kalashnikov bayonet.

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Local Price : 600 kr

Bayonet w/1914 to carbine w/1894 etc.

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Local Price : 600 kr

Sv Wrede's bayonet w/1860.

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Local Price : 600 kr

Norwegian G3 bayonet.

Nation : Swedish
Local Price : 600 kr

Swedish Hagström bayonet w/1864.

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Local Price : 600 kr

Polish Kalashnikov bayonet.

Nation : British
Local Price : £45

Click and use the code >24589 to search for this item on the dealer website Good Collection Of Original British WW2 Enfield No4 Rifle Spike Bayonets MKII&#acute;s In MKI Scabbard.{ Plus 200 Other Mixed Antique & WW1 Bayonets Yet To Be Added }

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Local Price : 500 kr

Sv socket bayonet w/1860 for Wredes rifle.

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Local Price : 485 kr

Remington bayonet w/1889 for the navy.

Nation : German
Local Price : 480 kr

East state Kalashnikov bayonet possibly East German.

Nation : British
Local Price : 450 kr

English bayonet No9. Mk1.

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Local Price : 450 kr

Czech bayonet w/1958.

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Local Price : 450 kr

Czech kalashikov bayonet w/1958.

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Local Price : 450 kr

Sv bayonet for Hagström's chamber charger.

Nation : Canadian
Local Price : £35.00

Canadian No.4 Mk II Bayonet. Long Branch. WW2. #2401028. Canadian WW2 No.4 Mk II bayonet made at Long Branch in Ontario. Long Branch produced 910,000 of the No.4 Mk II spike bayonets between 1941 and 1945. This bayonet is identical to the British No.4 Mk II spike bayonet. Only the markings are different.The socket block is stamped with a Canadian government ownership mark, the pattern designation and the Long Branch maker’s mark.The bayonet is complete with its Mk I scabbard. Both the bayonet and scabbard are in great condition.

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Local Price : 400 kr

Sv bayonet w/1815.

Nation : Indian
Local Price : 350 kr

Socket bayonet ev India / Nepal.

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Local Price : 250 kr

Sv Remington bayonet w/1867.

Nation : British
Local Price : 250 kr

English nail bayonet.

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Local Price : 250 kr

Remington bayonet m/ 1867.

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Local Price : 250 kr

Scabbard for AK-4 bayonet.

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Local Price : 250 kr

Soviet Mosin-Nagant bayonet m/ 1891-30.

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Local Price : 130 kr

Adapter AK4 - AK5.

Nation : British
Local Price : ck on pictures to see enlarged photo&qu

ENGLISH SILVER HILT SMALL-SWORD. ENGLISH SILVER HILT SMALL-SWORD: Circa 1745-1750. No Maker or Hallmarks on the hilt. An identical sword is illustrated on Plate 22 of “London Silver Hilted Swords” by Leslie Southwick. The 34” triangular blade is very nice with a pleasing patina overall. A small hole on the top of the pommel looks deliberate, possibly from which to have hung a tassel. VG+ S2750.00

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OFFICERS GRADE GILDED PAPPENHEIM RAPIER, CIRCA 1620-30: . Description:Â Constructed with a tapering blade of diamond-section to a tip, decorated on a recessed ricassoÂ inside the hilt, symmetrical gilt-iron hilt of faceted bars, comprising a pair of recurvedÂ rectangularÂ quillons with knuckle-guard with a central molding and with terminal en suite,Â quillon block with chevron design,Â quillon, outer guard joined to the knuckle-guard, upper ring-guards joined by a short molded bar, small lower ring guard, matching inner-guard, andÂ anÂ octagonalÂ pear-shaped pommel, wooden grip with an early wire binding. Approximate length: 44 inches. Provenance:Â An old European collection. Conclusion:Â PappenheimerÂ swords are a stable of sword collectors. This officer’s grade pappenheimer is an excellent example that retained about 80% of its original gild. It’s priced to sell immediately !!!* All my items come with the following: “Free shipping. “10-day review period. “Certificate of Authenticity. “Autographed copy of my book. “Â In the event of an international shipment, we will help assign the lowest correct Customs tariff so you pay the least as low as 5% or even nothing. I believe you will be very pleased. Contact Me To Get The Latest Lowest Price Possible From The Owner*

Nation : Spanish
Local Price : Price on request

MINT CONDITION DECORATED BILBAO SWORD WITH ORIGINAL LINING WITH THE COAT OF ARMS OF PORTUGAL:. 1295) MINT CONDITION DECORATED BILBAO SWORD WITH ORIGINAL LINING WITH THE COAT OF ARMS OF PORTUGAL: The bilbao is a highly effective Spanish slash-and-thrust sword. It was used primarily in the 1700s. Construction: The hilt is etched en suite; it&#acute; constructed of two half-shell guards and a knuckle guard. The etched decoration on both shells amazingly retains its original lining. The pommel on all bilbao swords is designed not to be as big as on other swords with the same size blades or weight. The blade is a flattened hexagonal-shaped double-edged blade tapering to a sharp tip. The coat of arms of Portugal is the main heraldic insignia at the base of the half shell, it was used by the Portuguese Kingdom since the Middle Ages. Conclusion: Why did this sword survive in such a fantastic mint condition? Because it is exceptionally beautiful, and the past owners knew they had something special worth taking extra good care of. This sword will adorn any collection or museum. They just don&#acute;Ã

Nation : German
Local Price : Price on request

MAXIMILIAN PERIOD BOAR SWORD CIRCA 1520 OF EXCEPTIONAL CONSTRUCTION. 1232) A MAXIMILIAN PERIOD BOAR SWORD CIRCA 1520 OF EXCEPTIONAL CONSTRUCTION: A magnificent museum-quality German boar sword. The boar sword was designed for hunting boar. Its distinctive spear tip is equipped with a slit to put a traversing stop bar so the charging boar is stopped in its track without coming within goring distance of the hunter or his horse. DESCRIPTION: Superb early construction, possibly the best boar sword I have seen in 35 years even in museums. Pear shaped fluted pommel, ring guard and quillons decorated ensuite, massive and deeply fullered blade leading to a slit to put a traversing stop bar, leaf shaped tip, replaced leather grip. Length: 52.5 inches . DISCUSSION: The wealthy hunted bear, boar, and deer in what was referred to as the &#acute;Ã

Nation : German
Local Price : Price on request

Very Rare German Lansknecht Katzbalger Sword Circa 1540-60:. 323) Very Rare German Lansknecht Katzbalger Sword Circa 1540-60: Beautiful sword for sale.Â The Katzbalger sword is a rare short close combat sword for the Landsknecht mercenaries in 16th century Germany. It has a thick double blade with a circular point and a highly defensive circular eight guard. This example was found in a city wall. From one of the best private collections in the world. Contact Me To Get The Latest Lowest Price Possible From The Owner*

Nation : German
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GERMAN BROADSWORD WITH SCALLOPED SHELL GUARD CIRCA 1600:. Description:Â Long, wide, curving single-edged blade with a long, double-edged point,Â fuller at the top runningÂ concurrently with the false edge about two-thirds the length of the blade, steel hilt vertically recurved quillons with circular-shaped tips, shell-shaped knuckle guard, shell-shaped inner ring guard, thumb loop; beautiful, circular pommel. Old replaced grip with Turks Heads.Â Length:Â 35 inches. Comparable:Â a near identical example is found in the Royal Collection at the Tower of London. Conclusion:Â A very elegant broadsword that would make a great addition to any collection. Very well priced for a quick sale!!!*

Nation : British
Local Price : Price on request

WALLON SWORD CIRCA 1640 WITH ENGRAVED INVENTORY CONTROL NUMBER: . Description:Â A single wide fullered short blade, with the inscriptionÂ = zÂ Â I.N.N. R. MRAÂ with a floral decoration originating from aÂ circle asÂ pictured below, blade tapering to aÂ sharp point,Â sphericalÂ shaped pommel with an etched armory inventory control number No. I I 7. An inventory control number is a number assigned by the arsenal/armory to keep track of their items. An inventory control number answers questions like: How many do we have? Where is it located in the arsenal, etc.?Â (See Fig 4A on page 33 in my book). Grip has the original wood and wire, with two ferrules, Two side ring guards with pierced plates ( one replaced during working life), and a Â thumb ring.Â Â The conditionÂ is good. Length:Â 36 inches. Conclusion:Â A great addition to any collection wanting to add an iconic sword forÂ underÂ $2,000.

Nation : Spanish
Local Price : Price on request

EXCEPTIONAL, ELEGANT, AND IMPORTANT SILVER-ENCRUSTED GERMAN SWEPT HILT RAPIER, CIRCA 1590. Description:Â Under the Norman typology, this would be a Hilt 75 with a type 34 pommel, flat and slightly widening to the tip rectangular quillons, a short rectangular ricasso with a short fuller approximately a fourth the length of the blade, the remaining blade with a double-edged blade of flattened hexagonal sections tapering to a point,Â the hilt decorated en suite with encrustedÂ silver on a russet background, flowing designs of fruit, foliage, and masks, showing no repairs. , ReplacedÂ grip but original wood core, Turk&#acute;s heads. Approximate dimensions:Â LengthÂ 48 inches, bladeÂ lengthÂ 41 inches,Â guard lengthÂ 8.75 inches. Comparable:Â This typology is illustrated in the 1589 engraving by Hendrick Goltzius of Jacques de la Faille. The second is a painting by Pietro Damini titled &156;Silvestro Valier Receiving the Keys To Padua,&157; presumably painted in 1619, the year of the event. Comparables: A similar example can be found in: “The Musee de l Armee in Paris (Cat no. J192). “The Wallace Collection (Cat no. A606 and A565). -The Earliest Illustration of This Sword Type Is in an equestrian portrait by Rubens circa 1610, almost certainly of Archduke Albrecht, currently housed at Windsor Castle #282. Publication:Â The Collectors Course On Medieval Arms and Armor,2021, Garcia, page 259. Provenance: -Andrew Garcia -From a very well-known private world-class collector and dealer who was thinningÂ his collection at age 82. -Joe Kindig Jr. (1898-1971) Discussion:Â Â In a day and age lacking appropriate policing, the private citizen was forced to protect himself from society&#acute; criminal dregs. The weapon of choice was the rapier from the middle of the 16th to the end of the 17th century. The rapier is a simple but highly effective sword against the non-armored. The rapier was primarily a thrusting weapon that could inflict serious injury to an adversary&#acute; vital organs with minimal effort. It was also an exceptional slashing and cutting weapon; however, the slash was not as lethal as the thrust. The slash was used more as a feint to set up a finishing thrust. The slash was also a dire warning to a would-be assailant of the horrors to quickly follow if he chose not to acquiesce. The rapier is almost undeniably of Spanish origin and is probably Spain&#acute; most significant contribution to the Renaissance arms race. A highly expensive, ornate rapier was the equivalent of a person in our day and age making a fashion or opulence statement by wearing very expensive jewelry, such as a Rolex or Audemars Piguet watch. Because fencing is more of a thrusting art, it became commonplace throughout Europe to have as long a blade as possible to obtain an advantage. This extravagance in length reached the point that municipalities passed statutes regarding the allowable lengths of blades. Those in violation had the misfortune of having their rapier&#acute; blades cropped at the tip at the city gate to comply. One example of these statues is from an English Royal Proclamation on March 17, 1557. The French adopted the phrase &#acute;Ã

Nation : Dutch
Local Price : Price on request

ELEGANT CHISELED AND EMBOSSED DUTCH CAVALRY SWORD CIRCA 1650. Description: Constructed with a broad engraved blade, chiseled hilt depicting mounted cavalry battle scenes, and superb guard finials in the form of figures. Period correct grips with Turk’s heads. Total length: 40 1/2″. Discussion: The shorter sword was the evolution of the longer and heavier rapier of the Renaissance. It was said to have been introduced in the second quarter of the 1600s and evolved over the next 100-plus years. Conclusion: Nothing says chivalry like a sword. In my opinion, chiseling is the most impressive decoration on arms and armor. The problem is swords that are chiseled are very expensive and seldom are found in the collectors market. Even though this sword may be slightly later than the period many collectors collect, it’s still an excellent addition to any collection, and you get a lot of value for your money. Contact Me To Get The Latest Lowest Price Possible From The Owner*