Original German WWII 98k 1944 dated Bayonet by E. & F. Hörster with Scabbard & Unit Marked Frog Untouched Antique Guns with areas of light pitting

with areas of light pitting

these were the constant sidearm of the Maasai man

The tunic is named to Cornell on the inner pocket label and dated 1942

and generally avoid outside contact

He remained there for over one year before a forced march back to Germany where he was liberated in late April 1945

Original German WWII 98k 1944 dated Bayonet by E. & F. Hörster with Scabbard & Unit Marked Frog Untouched Antique Guns with areas of light pittingOriginal Item: Only One Available. In 1935 the German military introduced the K98k bolt action rifle or Karabiner 98 Kurz, as a replacement for the older GEW98 or Gewehr 98. A new, shorter bayonet was designed to go along with the shortened rifle. The K98 bayonet was officially named Seitengewehr 84 98 III or SG 84 98 III. The bayonet was designed as a close combat sidearm that could be placed on the tip of a K98. The total length of the K98 bayonet