Original German WWII Heer Army Etched Short 98k Dress Bayonet by Robert Klaas with Scabbard & Frog Original Display Machine Guns A brief history of how

A brief history of how this model came to being- The shortened 39” barrel Brown Bess musket was first developed and adopted by the EIC in 1771

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However it is definitely made in 1898

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Original German WWII Heer Army Etched Short 98k Dress Bayonet by Robert Klaas with Scabbard & Frog Original Display Machine Guns A brief history of howOriginal Item: Only One Available. The K 98 dress bayonet was a dress version of the combat style, and was worn by enlisted and NCO personnel for dress and parade occasions. The bayonets were finished with a high quality nickel plating, with stag or bakelite grip plates and black painted scabbard. The choice of blade length was left to the purchaser, being the nickel plated short (20cm) or long (25cm) version. There was usually a red or green colored