Cruciform socket bayonet for use on the M1867 Remington rolling block military rifle.
According to Per Holmback, noted authority on Scandinavian bayonets, M1867’s were manufactured in quite large quantities by both Husquvarna and Carl Gustaf Stad. They also bought 10,000 bayonets from Remington, and this is one of those. They were delivered September 2, 1868. The Remington made bayonet is recognized by the steel blade and iron socket. The other bayonets were made in one piece.
If you look carefully at the bottom picture, the color line between the steel and iron is visible.
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20.625
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Model 1896 2nd Pattern
Knife bayonet for use on the 6.5mm M1896 Swedish Mauser rifle. Also fits on the M1938 carbine.
According to Per Holmback, there were approximately 665,000 M1896 bayonets produced.
Scabbard made by Erik Anton Berg (EAB), Eskilstuna, Sweden. Police clip is to prevent unauthorized withdrawal from scabbard.
Unit marking on bayonet identifies the bayonet belonging to Rifle #360, 5th company, 21st Infantry Regiment.
8.375
13.25
.745
Ricasso: "EJ"(anchor)"AB" and (crown) over "416"
Crosspiece: "5/I 21" and "No. 360"
Scabbard: "E.A.B." on throat. (crown) on ball tip.
Police Clip: (three crowns)
M1896 NCO Belt Frog
Carter #400 dark brown leather belt frog worn by NCOs to carry the Swedish M1896 bayonet.
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M1896 Belt Frog
Carter #406 leather belt frog for carrying the M1896 bayonet.
Measures 9.25 in. (235 mm) long by 2.375 in. (60 mm) wide.
There are two sets of unit markings present. The first is for the 3rd Trängen (supply & maintenance troop). The second is for the 28th Infantry Regiment.
9.25
2.375
Frog: "B" on scabbard tab. (crown) over "T. 3" and (crown) over "I. 28" on inside of belt loop.
