🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Unknown Bayonet

Oct 1, 2018
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Western PA, Northern NJ
Detector(s) used
Garrett AT Max
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting

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What's the total length and blade length? Also besides the SN on the cross guard, is there any markings on the blade (Where the blade meets the cross guard)? What is the SN?

I know lots of questions, sorry!

The portion (Hole) that goes over the barrel seems to be pretty small, maybe like it's for a 7mm.
 

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Ah, I hadn't guessed Italian. I tried French, US, German, British, and Japanese, but Italian completely slipped my mind. Thank you.

I knew it was European, and knew it wasn't German, British, French, Spanish, Turkish, etc. I even went and looked at my bayonets and missed the Italian one. Went and looked a second time, and then saw the Italian one and went "Duh you big dummy".

Below is a great site for IDing bayonets.

Italian section of the bayonet site.


Main page, great for help in IDing.

 

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I knew it was European, and knew it wasn't German, British, French, Spanish, Turkish, etc. I even went and looked at my bayonets and missed the Italian one. Went and looked a second time, and then saw the Italian one and went "Duh you big dummy".

Below is a great site for IDing bayonets.

Italian section of the bayonet site.


Main page, great for help in IDing.

This is exactly the site I started with, actually. I also completely forgot Italy existed.
 

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