Original Belgian WWI M1916 Bayonet for M1889 Mauser Rifle with Scabbard British Military Maps Ambrotypes were much less expensive

Ambrotypes were much less expensive to produce than daguerreotypes

The flag measures 27½ x 38½” and retains both of its leather reinforcement tabs as well as their tie-strings

and strong blade that is suited for light chopping tasks such as de-limbing

but does not index well

and the scope can be mounted as shown

Original Belgian WWI M1916 Bayonet for M1889 Mauser Rifle with Scabbard British Military Maps Ambrotypes were much less expensiveOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original Belgian M1916 Bayonet for the M1889 Mauser rifle, the primary service weapon used by Belgian forces during WWI. It comes complete with its original steel scabbard and is overall in very good condition. M1916 bayonets were produced from 19161918 at Manufacture D'Armes de le Etat (Arms Manufacturer of the State): abbreviated MAE. During WWI, Lige had been overrun in 1914, so MAE operated temporary