Original German WWII Named Etched Short 98k Dress Bayonet by Robert Klaas with Frog Blunderbuss The system was quickly superceded

The system was quickly superceded with the design of the tradition revolver using a rotating chamber and a single barrel in the 1840s

"Issue" versions were quite a bit lesser in quality than others

000 New Models were purchased by the government during the Civil War

a marking only seen on one of the 9

Opposing Forces: From German Army Group Crown Prince - Numerous divisions from the Seventh Army Commanded by General Max von Bohem

Original German WWII Named Etched Short 98k Dress Bayonet by Robert Klaas with Frog Blunderbuss The system was quickly supercededOriginal 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 nickel plated short or long version. There was usually a red or green colored felt insert in the