SOS pick up Butcher Navy Bayonet Weimar Matching

[SVW1945]

Here is my SOS find. Matching Navy Weimar Bayonet. 1920. The spine is dated 1918.Blued blade showing its a rework 1920. And done for the Navy in maybe the early 30". Or 20's.
It's a rare find for me. Now I have the North Sea and the Ost matching butcher blades.

 

[Warrior1354]

That's a nice one, thank you for bringing it to the forum get together too.

 

[SVW1945]

That's a nice one, thank you for bringing it to the forum get together too.

You are welcome. Next year I will bring more Items. Also, I was glad to meet you. And other members

 

[AndyB]

This bayonet was a property of old BCN member as reported already in 200x. Jim X. owned it. The unit was stamped over cleaned surface as there was other unit in previous date. I assume this stamp is done in 30ies after refurbishment.

 

[ANDYH]

That's sure a beauty! I love those reissued S98-05s, and a Navy too! Thanks for posting.

 

[Slash]

Nice find @SVW1945. Here is my example; S98/05 n.A.S.abg. by F. Koeller & Cie. The original spine marking of W17 is barely visible from the sawback removal process . No 1920 stamp but definitely interwar refurbished. The Kriegsmarine property number is only 26 pieces from yours. Interesting to see the consistency in the markings.

 

[SVW1945]

Nice find @SVW1945. Here is my example; S98/05 n.A.S.abg. by F. Koeller & Cie. The original spine marking of W17 is barely visible from the sawback removal process . No 1920 stamp but definitely interwar refurbished. The Kriegsmarine property number is only 26 pieces from yours. Interesting to see the consistency in the markings.

Wow. So close. Did not think I would see another one. And here you have one just like it. 26 numbers earlier than mine. I know these are very rare to find and matching. Nice one slash !!!!!. Thanks for showing yours.

 

[AndyB]

Not extra large bunch of pieces are reported but majority of them matching, which i believe it was stored somewhere and then found by US Gis as majority are reported from USA. All pieces prior the report of Lance are 1920, interesting is here the removed sawback too.