Looking for bayonet

[Volks63]

What is best bayonet maker for a 1934 Mauser 98 Banner Standard Model?
V/R Volks

 

[pwcosol]

Might want to review this article for some ideas:
Behoerden S84/98 T3s:
https://www.k98kforum.com/showthread.php?30413-BEHOERDEN-amp-EXPORT-S84-98-BAYONETS-DURING-THE-THIRD-REICH-(REV-II-w-PHOTO

 

[Volks63]

Might want to review this article for some ideas:
Behoerden S84/98 T3s:
https://www.k98kforum.com/showthread.php?30413-BEHOERDEN-amp-EXPORT-S84-98-BAYONETS-DURING-THE-THIRD-REICH-(REV-II-w-PHOTO

Thank you.

 

[Volks63]

Did they make any for the (Ch.d.A.) Chef des Ausbildungswesens, Head of Training for the SA?

 

[AndyB]

There are some Horster export pieces marked with serials of Standard rifles as possibility.

 

[pwcosol]

Did they make any for the (Ch.d.A.) Chef des Ausbildungswesens, Head of Training for the SA?

I have never observed any German bayonet bearing a Ch.d.A marking. However, Rg34 cleaning kits are known:
https://www.k98kforum.com/threads/the-behoerden-rg34-photo-array.44194/
As Andy mentioned, serial numbers have been seen on a few S84/98 bayonets. These numbers are of a font and size seen on bayonets subsequently matched to rifles upon receipt by Mauser o/An to accompany a contract. My understanding is the S.A. was scrounging for weapons, bayonets, etc. and took what they could get.

 

[bruce98k]

The "narrow blade" examples are almost exclusive to the Reichsbahn.
There are known associations with the Weyersberg blankos to the Reichspost.
As far as the SA, anybodys guess here but I would assume some form or early Behoerden S84/98.

I don't ever recall seeing any bayonets with SA unit marks.

 

[Volks63]

Thank you all