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Thank you Lance.
I have always wondered about the numeration of the beginning and ending pieces. Just never thought to ask. I figured I would eventually see an example but, it`s been 20 + years and yet to see a " 0000", " 0" or a 10,000 serial number.
If you get a chance and have the time post a pic or two of yours. I will search for the 0000 piece you mentioned , I missed that one.
 
There is no 0000 piece but 10000 numbered offcoarse. How many did You see numbered 1 or 2 in last 20 years?
 
Just getting around to answering this. Maybe three serial numbered "1", only one was a no letter block. Don`t recall ever seeing a "2". one "3" on Arnaud`s site
 
grimlin13 said:
Thank you Lance. I have always wondered about the numeration of the beginning and ending pieces. Just never thought to ask. I figured I would eventually see an example but, it`s been 20 + years and yet to see a " 0000", " 0" or a 10,000 serial number. If you get a chance and have the time post a pic or two of yours. I will search for the 0000 piece you mentioned , I missed that one.
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The 0000 piece is in this post regarding refurbished bayonets. It is discussed starting with Post #12. As stated in a previous post it is not standard production. I don't think I have ever posted the 10,000 numbered example

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Armorer Refurbished Bayonets

In light of a recent post here regarding an armorer refurbished bayonet thought I would share some examples from my collection. I have always thought these period refurbished pieces were interesting and have picked up quite a few examples over the years. They represent yet another example of...
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