The East German Model 47 bayonet (also known as the M1959 or a copy of the Russian 6X2) is the first bayonet produced by the GDR for the Maschinenpistole Kalashnikov (MPiK), their version of the AK-47. This bayonet was…

Siebe Gorman diving knives are iconic tools originally designed for professional and military "hard-hat" divers. Known for their heavy brass scabbards and robust construction, these knives have been manufactured in various styles…

The British No. 4 Mk II socket bayonet is the most widely produced variant of the "spike" bayonet designed for the Lee-Enfield No. 4 rifle. Commonly nicknamed the "pig-sticker," it was introduced in 1941 as a simplified version of…

While the Swedish M1896 Mauser bayonet is a common and affordable surplus item, high-quality fakes exist—many of which originated from sellers in China in the 1990s. These replicas can be surprisingly well-made, often including…

The M1874 Gras bayonet hearth shovel is a popular historical collectible, part of a three-piece "accessory set" with a poker and tongs. These sets were largely produced in the late 19th and early 20th centuries by repurposing…

The India Pattern No. 1 Mk II* bayonet marked N.W.R. is a World War II-era weapon manufactured by the North Western Railway workshops in India. During the war, several Indian railway workshops were converted to produce military…

The Indian No. 1 Mk II bayonet* was a simplified wartime version of the British Pattern 1907 sword bayonet, produced by the Rifle Factory Ishapore (RFI) during World War II.

Designed for the SMLE (Short Magazine Lee-Enfield) No.…

The Indian No. 1 Mk II bayonet* was a simplified wartime version of the British Pattern 1907 sword bayonet, produced by the Rifle Factory Ishapore (RFI) during World War II.

Designed for the SMLE (Short Magazine Lee-Enfield) No.…

The Italian M4 bayonet is a post-war derivative of the American M4, produced for the M1 Carbine used by the Italian armed forces from the 1950s to the 1990s.

Key features

∙ Manufacturer: Most were made by Arsenale Esercito…

French Sabre de Cavalerie Legere Model 1822

It has a brass hilt with a two bar guard with correct inspection marks.
The wood handle is leather bound with brass wire, it has a curved blade.
Complete with steel scabbard.PRICE:…

The Spanish CETME Model L bayonet is a military knife-bayonet developed in the 1980s for the 5.56mm NATO-caliber CETME Model L assault rifle. The design is based on the American M3 combat knife and the M4 bayonet, but features a…

The Spanish M1913 bayonet, officially the Machete Bayoneta Modelo 1913, is a sword bayonet originally developed for the Spanish Mauser rifle. The model is known for its long blade and distinctive diamond-shaped (checkered) wooden…

The Spanish M1941 Bayonet, also known as the Machete-Bayoneta Modelo 1941 or the "Bolo" bayonet, is an iconic bladed weapon recognizable by its broad, machete-like blade.

Key Features

∙ Design: The design is based on the…

The Swedish M1914 Sword Bayonet was designed for the m/1894-14 Mauser Carbine and later used with the m/1945 Carl Gustaf submachine gun. It was introduced because the original m/1894 carbine lacked a bayonet attachment, as it was…

The Swiss ceremonial dagger M57 is the high-quality, ceremonial version of the standard M1957 bayonet. Although it shares the same 24 cm long, double-edged "spearhead" blade and black ribbed grip, the "ceremonial" or "parade"…