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What is the serial number on yours?

I hit most of the major shows in the northeast but rarely find anything. Follow the bigger on line auction houses like James Julia, Poulin, Cowans and Rock Island. These two came from the last Rock...

Yes, as a matter of fact, I just picked up two of them last month.
39403 39404 39405

This is a scabbard that was manufactured in Taiwan. Many of the M1 bayonets that came back from Greece a few years ago were in these scabbards.

What Len said; Brazilian M1908

The AR70 bayonets I am familiar with look like an M4 or M7 bayonet with an M8A1 style scabbard. The have a 22 mm muzzle ring and a small mortise slot. I have Italian arsenal marked as well as...

Best bet is ebay

$350-500

Not only does ebay suck, they charge you an arm and a leg.

You can try to do a completed auction search on ebay to see if any have sold recently. Or you can appeal to the members of some of the bayonet forums to see what they might tell you. I like it when...

Thanks for the photo Gary. That's the same scabbard that I mentioned above that I got on a reproduction M1917 bayonet.

The bayonet is a Turkish ersatz. Can't identify the scabbard from your photo, but the frog is Yugoslavian.

I think what you have is a canvas scabbard for a reproduction bayonet. I purchased a repro M1917 several years ago that came in a scabbard like this. A M1905 bayonet also fits the scabbard

Nice find, you don't see many of these around. Did you know there are two variations of this bayonet?

US Model 1892 Krag

What you have is a Norwegian M4 bayonet. The funny mark on the crossguard under the USM4 is a crown over the script letter K. It is the mark of the Kongsberg Arsenal in Norway. I cannot tell from...

The bayonet pictured is a Norwegian manufactured M4, made at the Kongsburg Arsenal.
http://usmilitaryknives.com/porters_page_9.htm

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