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Type | Description | Blade Length |
Overall Length |
Muzzle |
Markings |
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M1867 |
Socket bayonet for use on the 12.17 mm. 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 Husqvarna and Carl Gustaf Stad. They also bought 10,000 bayonets from Remington Arms. Co. of Ilion, New York, and this is one of those. The Remington order was delivered on September 2, 1868. The Remington made bayonet is recognized by the steel blade and iron socket. The Swedish-made bayonets were all steel. The iron socket has a more porous surface than the steel of the elbow and blade. The weld line between the steel and iron is clearly visible in the lower photo. |
17.75 |
20.625 |
.720 |
None. |
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M1896 | Knife bayonet for use on the 6.5mm M1896 Swedish Mauser rifle. The M1896 bayonet was also used with the M1938 Short Rifle and AG42b Ljungmann self-loading rifle. This example was made by the firm, Eskilstuna Jernmanufakuraktiebolag AB (Eskilstuna Jern Manufacturing, Inc.). According to Per Holmback, approximately 665,000 M1896 bayonets were produced. |
8.375 | 13.50 | .620 | 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. |
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M1896 Scabbard Retainer | Retaining clip used to secure the bayonet in the scabbard. | n/a | n/a | n/a | Three crowns. |
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Belt Frog | Leather belt frog for carrying the M1896 bayonet. Measures 9.25 in. (235 mm) long by 2.375 in. (60 mm) wide. Carter classified this frog as #406. |
n/a | n/a | n/a | Frog: "B" on scabbard tab. (crown) over "T. 3" and (crown) over "I. 28" on inside of belt loop. |
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NCO Belt Frog | Dark brown leather belt frog worn by NCOs to carry the Swedish M1896 bayonet. Carter classified this frog as #400. |
n/a | n/a | n/a | None. |
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